Hugo Blanco: From Trotskyism to Indigenous Vitality
As Hugo Blanco is due to speak at a series of meetings across Britain, we reprint a review in which Andrew Ryder discusses We the Indians: The Indigenous Peoples of Peru and the Struggle for Land.
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Hugo Blanco speaks
Hugo Blanco message to the Socialist Resistance meeting , London 6/11/2018 English translation of the Hugo Blanco video message I want to thank the British cdes for [...]
Indigenous and International Struggle
Ian Parker reviews Derek Wall’s new book Hugo Blanco: A Revolutionary for Life, just published by Merlin Press with Resistance Books. Hugo Blanco is an inspiration to [...]
Brazil in the shadow of the far right
Marcelo Ramos, a member of PSOL, reports on the dangers and the prospects for resistance in Brazil after the election of Bolsonaro – the “Trump in the [...]
Hugo Blanco: From Trotskyism to Indigenous Vitality
Andrew Ryder discusses We the Indians: The Indigenous Peoples of Peru and the Struggle for Land: Hugo Blanco is a figure of great significance for contemporary thought on [...]
Faced with Nicaragua’s social and political crisis – Solidarity with popular demands and against Ortegista repression!
This statement was adopted by the Executive Bureau of the Fourth International on 28 October 2018. The Sandinista Popular Revolution The Sandinista National Liberation Front [...]
Fascist Attack on Women’s March in Chile
In the face of the attack by fascist groups on Chile’s feminist movement, we, the undersigned, state: On July 25, fascists violently attacked the 6th National March for the [...]
Brazil: For the many not the few – Boulos for president!!!
Manifesto from Boulos for president in Brazil – UK committee The coup in Brazil – and the Temer government In 2016, a parliamentary coup took place, overthrowing an [...]
Resisting the coup in Brazil like Marielle Franco did
This year, 2018, is the 30th anniversary of the Brazilian federal constitution, which marked the end of a long period of military dictatorship (From 1964-85) and the [...]
Assassination in Brazil unmasks the deadly racism of a country that would rather ignore it
When Marielle Franco, a Rio de Janeiro city councilwoman, was shot to death in downtown Rio on March 14, her killing moved the world, writes Ana Míria dos Santos Carvalho [...]
