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El polvorín cubano un año después de la revuelta del 11 de julio
Han transcurrido doce dolorosos meses desde que decenas de miles de los cubanos más pobres salieron a la calle en decenas de ciudades el 11 de julio de 2021. El… Read more »
The Cuban powder keg
While the government, which is repressing protest born of hardship, has abandoned the socialist cause, a “critical left” in Cuba has not.
The truth about microcredit
From neoliberal fairy tale to predatory lending empire
Anita Hill, Amber Heard, and #MeToo
The connection between the misogynist vitriol against Amber Heard and the Supreme Court decision gutting Roe v. Wade.
La Casa Blanca acusa a Rusia de crímenes de guerra
El único país del mundo que usa armas nucleares es Estados Unidos. Lanzó bombas atómicas sobre Hiroshima y Nagasaki al final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, matando e hiriendo instantáneamente… Read more »
White House accuses Russia of war crimes: Takes one to know one
This account of U.S. warfare tactics and the UN International Criminal Court’s uselessness tells the tale.
What’s next for a planet on the precipice?
The new UN climate report is compelling and chilling. But how can we win implementation of the necessary solutions?
Inflation demystified: winners and losers
A lucid explanation of how capitalism causes inflation. And some immediate solutions to fight for here and now.
The supply chain blues
Megan Cornish, a student and teacher of Marxist economics, looks at the absurdity of capitalists unable to get their goods to market.
