ELN claims responsibility for blast, terms it a legitimate act of war
In the wake of the bomb blast on January 17, Colombian president Ivan Duque and his allies had already accused the guerilla group and asked Cuba to arrest and hand over members of the ELN peace delegation stationed in Cuba for peace talks.
Thousands of workers in Peru mobilize against Vizacarra’s labor reform
The labor reform seeks to implement a series of measures that represent a regression to labor rights and favors the entrepreneurs
After India, Saudi Arabia also deports Rohingya refugees to Bangladesh
Human rights activists complained that the step would further worsen the conditions of the families of the refugees who were still in Bangladesh.
Peoples movements across the world bolster their support for Venezuela’s Maduro
President Nicolás Maduro will begin his second term tomorrow January 10, though the US and their allies have vowed to not recognize his government
People across Canada protest to oppose oil pipeline construction on indigenous lands
Decade-old protest camps on Wet’suwet’en lands were violently breached by the police to make way for a TransCanada Corp. oil pipeline, which will be part of the largest private sector project in the country if completed
“The Constitution is going to be the will of the Cuban people”
An Interview with Yamil Marero, Senior Official of the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the Peoples
Political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal granted a chance to appeal his case
Mumia Abu-Jamal has spent 37 years in prison after being falsely convicted of killing a Philadelphia police officer in 1981
“For the humblest of the Zambian people, there is no other alternative to socialism”
Presidential candidate Dr. Fred M’membe on the struggle for socialism in Zambia