📰 Workers Struggles: The Americas

https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/06/30/rcnl-j30.html

#Marxist #Socialist #Strike #WSWS #Workers

📰 ICE Kidnapped My Husband on His Way to Buy Diapers for Our Infant Son

https://truthout.org/articles/ice-kidnapped-my-husband-on-his-way-to-buy-diapers-for-our-infant-son/

#Justice #Progressive #Strike #Truthout

🟡 Strike | 6/10
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Russian strikes on infrastructure in eastern Ukraine
Russian forces continued a series of strikes in the frontline zone, focusing on destroying infrastructure of Ukrainian formations east of the Dnipro. The number of hit fuel stations is increasing.

#OSINT #NewsGroup #Ukraine #Strike #Infrastructure

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Pakistani strikes kill dozens of Afghan villagers
Pakistani strikes have killed dozens of Afghan villagers.

#OSINT #NewsGroup #Pakistan #Afghanistan #Strike

Today In Labor History June 29, 1936: Jesus Pallares, founder of the 8,000-member coal miners’ union, La Liga Obrera de Habla Espanola, was deported from the U.S. as an "undesirable alien." During the 1934 La Liga strike against the Gallup American Copper Company, in New Mexico, the governor declared martial law & used the National Guard to close off the town for 5 months. White supremacists and proto-fascist groups led the fight to halt economic relief to the striking Mexican miners. When a union organizer was arrested for leading an anti-eviction action, someone shot at the courthouse, killing the sheriff. This led to the arrest and deportation of 100 Mexican miners.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #mexican #chicano #racism #fascism #union #strike #mining #deportation #immigration #JesusPallares #eviction #coal

Today In Labor History June 29, 1916, women working at the Dion munitions factory in France during World War I put down the tools and went on strike in response to a simultaneous pay cut and increase in workload. The foreman said "The Dion factory never yields to a strike as a matter of principle… It has never yielded to men and it is even less likely to yield to women." Despite firings and threats, the women kept up the strike for eleven days, when a federal arbitration board, desperate to avoid a reduction in arms production, ruled in the women’s favor, including the rehiring of all fired workers.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #women #strike #worldwarone #weapons