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• Acts That Defy Humanity: This Has To Stop

  
  31 de enero, por Abby Zimet
  Full Disclosure: We couldn't watch the entire video of the savage beating to death of Tyre Nichols by five armed thugs of the state, all twice his size, all seized by "a wild, punishing violence" as they screamed a barrage of orders to their prostrate victim. What struck us: The "wolf-pack" (...)

• Congressional Progressive Caucus Condemns Vote to Removal of Rep. Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee

  31 de enero, por Newswire Editor
  Representative Pramila Jayapal (WA-07), Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, issued the following statement on Republicans’ attempt to bring to a vote on the House floor a resolution to remove Representative Ilhan Omar (MN-05), Deputy Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, from (...)

• Havana Declaration Outlines Vision for Building Just World Economy

  
  30 de enero, por Kenny Stancil — Capitalism, Climate emergency, Cuba, Democracy, Imperialism, Inequality, Neoliberalism, Progressive international, Socialism, Havana declaration
  Delegates to the Havana Congress on the New International Economic Order—a gathering organized by the Progressive International and attended by more than 50 scholars and policymakers from 26 countries across all six inhabited continents—agreed over the weekend on a declaration that outlines a (...)

• 1,300+ US Groups Demand Atlanta Mayor’s Resignation Over Forest Defender Tortuguita’s Killing

  
  30 de enero, por Julia Conley — Atlanta, Environment, Police, Andre dickens, People vs. fossil fuels, Police killing, Tortuguita
  A coalition of more than 1,300 climate and racial justice groups from across the United States on Monday joined a call for an independent investigation into the police killing of forest defender Manuel Paez Terán earlier this month, and demanded the resignation of Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens. (...)

• Bolsonaro Requests Six-Month US Tourist Visa to Prolong Florida Trip as Brazilian Probes Mount

  
  30 de enero, por Kenny Stancil — Authoritarianism, Brazil, Democracy, Florida, United states, January 8 insurrection, Luiz inácio lula da silva, Jair bolsonaro
  Brazil's far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro has applied for a six-month visitor visa to remain in the United States amid worsening legal troubles in his home country. U.S. authorities received Bolsonaro's application on Friday, The Financial Times reported Monday, citing "his lawyer, Felipe (...)