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The incoming class of left-wing insurgents can hold sway in the next Congress—if they work as a bloc.

Alberta’s sovereignty push has failed, but the province’s Conservative infighting continues, and working people are paying the price. The government has spent its energy pursuing partisan advantage while neglecting Albertans’ everyday concerns.

How Serbia and Brazil’s pro-democracy coalitions won surprise election victories

For Indigenous communities, this is a victory worth celebrating. But it is also a reminder of why our collective work remains so urgent.

The post The Power of the Indigenous Vote in Brazil first appeared on Amazon Watch.

After barring the opposition party from November’s elections, the far-right government of Daniel Noboa has arrested its leader, Luisa González, blurring the line between democracy and dictatorship.

"Not all voices in Miami support what this government is doing—specifically heightening sanctions and blocking international solidarity with the Cuban people. We are showing the economic strangulation that’s occurring and standing in solidarity with Cuba and those who resist."

We attended the Scottish National Party (SNP) Conference in Aberdeen to run an event on private jet tax in Scotland.

The post SNP Conference, Scotland – Private Jet Tax first appeared on Safe Landing.

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Computing for Class-Struggle Organizing a Semi-Automated Income Redistribution System for the 2024 Long-Haul Strike at Boston University Frederick Reiber27 October 2026 When graduate workers in Boston University’s (BU) computer science department walked off the job in 2024, they did so not knowing when they would next get a paycheck. Combined with Boston’s high rents and […]

Argentina’s experience unmasks the IMF’s liberal narrative and makes it clear that its sole objective is to subordinate countries through the extortion of foreign debt.

The post Argentina: The Impact of the IMF- No Future for Our Peoples Under the Extortionate Yoke of Foreign Debt appeared first on La Via Campesina - EN.

On the affordability crisis, petrochemicals, punishing polluters, forever chemicals, and the costs of climate change

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In the new film Fatherland, Thomas Mann is a standard-bearer for a tradition of liberal humanism that, though in many ways noble, proves completely incapable of fending off the most terrible evils.

Ahead of Saturday’s mass protests in France, the government seemed almost desperate for new violent scenes. Lumping the organized left and protesters in with black bloc groups, it seeks to justify a broad crackdown on the high schoolers’ movement.

Electric vehicles can serve as home backup batteries. But so far, most EVs have needed expensive bidirectional chargers to do that — a tough sell for customers. Ford aims to remove this cost obstacle with its  forthcoming Ford Fathom electric pickup truck . On Tuesday, the U.S. automaker  revealed that the Fathom,…

We demand an immediate end to the U.S. blockade against Cuba—a silent genocide that violates human rights and condemns our people.

The post Cuba: To sow is to Resist, and to Resist is to Triumph appeared first on La Via Campesina - EN.

NY-17: Fourth in a series on the environmental stakes behind one of the nation’s most fiercely contested congressional races. After the Democratic primary election in New York’s hotly contested 17th Congressional District this June, William Knox, a veteran and self-described “anti-MAGA Republican,” said he was impressed by the winning candidate, a combat veteran who deployed […]

Florida’s gubernatorial race features two candidates with very different views on the environment and climate: One largely supports maintaining the status quo in state policy while the other advocates for renewing a climate change and clean energy strategy in the state. Both candidates spent time in the House of Representatives before running for the Sunshine […]

Before a utility can raise electricity rates, it must get approval from regulators. In Ohio, some groups are looking to step into that process to make sure FirstEnergy, whose utilities supply power to over 2 million customers in the state, uses some of the money it will receive from ratepayers to equitably enable the…

As announced by the HPG (Hêzên Parastina Gel) press office on 25 September 2026, the internationalist Pablo Manuel Figueiras Duarte, nom de guerre Baran Nûjiyan Salema, lost his life in Qendil on 6 August 2025. Today we would like to commemorate a friend who dedicated his life to his convictions and the struggle for freedom. […]

The Argentine feminist anthropologist Rita Segato describes the emerging fascist states in Abya Yala as made possible, in part, by what she calls the “para-statal sphere of control of life”. She explains that the drug trade that occurs on street corners is part of an organisational structure that allows these new forms of anti-social governance...

“We have to elect people who won’t destroy our rights, who won’t destroy our forests, and who won’t cause the kind of impact that comes from all the talk by other politicians about, rare earths, illegal mining."

The post Brazil’s Vote Is a Victory for the Amazon, Environmentalists Say first appeared on Amazon Watch.