Archives: Popular Struggles
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Postal Workers are Fighting the Gigification of a vital public service
I’ve heard many of my co-workers say, at one point or another, that they’d much rather be out walking our routes right about now – not that 30,000 steps ever sounds easy.
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Canada’s Complicity In Slaughter of Palestinians
Canadian Senator Yuen Pau Woo condemned Canada’s complicity in the “slaughter of Palestinians” and criticized the anti-Arab racism in Canadian society.
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Do these politicians understand carbon?
Fossil fuels are solar energy that has been super-concentrated over millions of years.
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How the Syria crisis could reshape the Middle East
It was meant to establish four zones to contain the conflict. Syrian forces have seized three zones and parts of a fourth.
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Israeli influence on Canadian politics is a prime example of foreign interference
As Canada’s foreign interference public inquiry enters its 11th month it does so in the shadow of an ICC decision to issue arrest warrants for Netanyahu.
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South Korea: After President Yoon’s failed self-coup
Yoon accepted defeat and said he would respect parliament’s decision. But the question of whether Yoon should resign or be impeached remains unresolved.
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Bernie Sanders Tries to Stop U.S. Military Aid to Israel
As the Democratic Party failed that political and moral test, the International Criminal Court issued warrants for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Take action to End Gender-Based Violence
Violence against women, girls, transfeminine folx, gender diverse, and 2-Spirit people remains the most widespread human rights violation around the world.
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Taxing excess profits in Canada: An urgent proposal for action
Excess profits can stem from monopoly power, wars, or other crises.
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COP-out 29
There was a tortuous and painful end to COP29, the international climate change conference held in oil-rich Baku, Azerbaijan.
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Genocide as Colonial Erasure
Today, genocide repeats itself as UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese painfully details in her latest report.
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Athens Dockworkers Block Ammunition Shipment Bound For Israel
Workers at the Piraeus Port in Athens successfully blocked a shipment of ammunition bound for Israel in a late-night action on October 17.