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The catchphrase is so powerful that it makes even the cops join the rhythm:
“Unity of the workers. Those who don't like it can fu*k off.”
Indigenous communities in Peru have successfully reversed the privatization of the legendary Machu Picchu site in Peru. The US-backed coup regime planned to take ticket sales away from the local community and hand it over to a private banking corporation.
Tireless protests against Argentina’s “anarcho-capitalist” President Javier Milei show no signs of dying down. Thousands protested outside the Parliament in Buenos Aires, chanting slogans at Milei to “F*ck off” after he sent the Gendarmerie against the protesters, resulting in clashes.
The focal point of the protests was Milei’s flagship reform package, dubbed the “omnibus bill.” Milei is planning to launch crippling austerity measures and extensive privatization of state institutions.
Watch Burkina Faso's interim president say that France had "no desire at all" to fight terrorists during their years long "counter-terrorism" operation in his country that involved thousands of troops.
Today marks the 12th anniversary of the darkest day in Egypt's football history, when 74 Ultras Ahlawy supporters were murdered in Port Said Stadium. This tragedy occurred after a football match with the Al Masry team, as thousands of Al Masry fans stormed the stadium stands, attacking Al Ahly fans with stones, knives, and fireworks. The police refused to open the stadium gates, trapping the Ahly fans inside.
The genocide against the socialist party Unión Patriótica (UP) at the hands of the Colombian state, which claimed over 6,000 lives, is now officially recognized by the government. Colombia’s first left-wing government under President Gustavo Petro opens the door for accountability.
Clashes erupted in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo as around 10,000 protesters took to the streets to protest IMF-induced austerity measures amid the country’s ongoing worst-ever economic crisis. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the anti-government protesters after at least two courts prohibited them from marching along roads leading to vital buildings, including the president’s office, finance ministry, and the central bank.
Thousands of Israeli public figures are demanding the displacement of the entire population of Gaza so Zionist settlers can take over the Strip. They claim this is the only way to stop "another October 7". Here is why such a plan will only breed more resistance.
