Venezuelan Marxist statement in solidarity with Iran protests
…only possible because of the wrong policies of all left wing organizations who thought that they could form a united front with the Muslim clerics led by Ayatollah Khomeini. They…
…only possible because of the wrong policies of all left wing organizations who thought that they could form a united front with the Muslim clerics led by Ayatollah Khomeini. They…
…rightwing ex-President Jorge Quiroga in his bid for office, and will go as far as necessary to prevent any other candidate’s victory. The most recent national poll conducted showed leftwing…
Here we go again. Following the 2005 London Underground bombings, we had to call out the depressingly polarized media reactions—voices on the anti-war left making the point that such attacks…
On Feb. 6 police arrested six leftist activists in the community of Antebi Cue, town of Sgto. Jose Felix Lopez (also known as Puentesinho), in San Carlos municipality in the…
A German leftist politician who had faced threats for his work in support of refugees and immigrants escaped unhurt after a bomb placed under his car exploded outside his home July…
…to affect the “left” media (especially obvious at The Nation). But the constant whining about right-wing bias from FAIR (mirrored by whining about left-wing bias from their opposite numbers) somewhat…
Latin American leftists expressed satisfaction at the release of 15 people held captive by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)—including French-Colombian ex-presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt and three US military…
…and that European leaders say undermine the independence of Hungary’s central bank. On Jan. 2, tens of thousands of socialists, Greens and other leftists marched against the constitutional changes, which…
…the exclusive domain of the populist right, but of growing portions of the ostensible “left.” Without further ado, I present this historical relic. From the now long-defunct Lower Manhattan weekly…
…organization a personality cult around Maryam Rajavi–“president-elect” of a future Iran–and her co-leader husband Massoud, still said to be in Iraq. Maryam Rajavi, who left Iraq in April, is under…
…pedestrians for searches, endlessly circling blocks in conv oys of motorcycles–or, less often, rumbling through in columns of huge, gun-turreted tanks. In the surrounding countryside, leftist guerillas of the loosely-allied…
…left to account for these illusions. Entitled “Resistance or Retrogression?: The Battle of Ideas Over Iraq,” the essay had harsh words for some of the left’s most prominent writers: “The…