Mexico’s Afro-Descendant Communities Fight Racism & Inequality
Discrimination is compounded by a structural vulnerability exposing Afro-Descendants to systematic violence perpetrated by various powerful groups associated with capital.
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Let’s Talk About Migration: 2025, A Year Under Siege
Trump’s danger lies not only in the harm he inflicts on migrants in the US, but also in the possibility that his xenophobic model will be replicated in other countries.
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Mexican Organizations Building United Front Against US Imperialism
Representatives from trade unions, peasant groups, social organizations, Morena, left wing parties and solidarity groups were present today at the press conference at the Journalists’ Club of Mexico.
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US Attacks Venezuela: Is Mexico Next? Soberanía 90
A watershed moment for Latin America: the U.S. military attack on Venezuela and the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro.
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People’s Mañanera January 6
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Playa del Carmen healthcare, drugs, polling, foreign policy of non-intervention, media manipulation, and stipends for students.
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Dockworkers Demand Justice 35 Years After Salinas, Carlos Slim Rip-Off
Veracruz’ Dockworkers Union was one of the most powerful in Latin America, until privatization and union-busting took aim, handing the port over to businessmen like Carlos Slim.
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Mexico’s Federal Labour Center Anticipates More Sanctioning Tools in 2026
After years of budget cuts, an increase in resources for the labour monitoring institution represents operational relief.
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The New Fascism
Fascism returns, manifesting itself in truly terrorist acts like those witnessed in Venezuela during these first days of January, writes Morena Deputy Magdalena Rosales Cruz.
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2025, A Year of Setbacks for Popular Struggle
It is likely that we need to hit rock bottom to realize that this socio-economic system is a recipe for failure for the majority of humanity and for the planet in general.
