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At the moment, Central America is suffering from the acceleration of climate change fueled natural disasters. On the heels of the recent Hurricane Eta and a raging pandemic, Hurricane Iota has hit the region, predominantly impacting Indigenous, Afro-descendant, and black communities. The situation has been made worse by violent and
The recent US election highlights the widespread disgust of the type of in-your-face white supremacy exemplified by Donald Trump. The large voter turnout, especially among Black and Indigenous working poor showed that large sections of the population reject his politics. But it also underscores the extensive support for those very
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We are excited to announce the launch of a new Political Education section of our website. In these times of rapidly changing conditions, political education and study remain crucial to our struggle. We must be able to understand how we have arrived at our present moment and learn from the
El pueblo Boliviano acudió a las urnas el domingo pasado, nueve meses después del golpe militar respaldado por los Estados Unidos y tres elecciones que fueron suspendidas. El peso de 527 años de historia es oneroso, por decirlo a la ligera. En el corazón de esa historia, que informa las
Bolivians went to the polls last Sunday—nine months after the US-backed military coup and three suspended elections. The weight of 527 years of history is burdensome, to put it lightly. At the heart of that history, which informs present struggles, is control over important resources: zinc, tin, cadmium, antimony,
When I was a child, my dad and I would sometimes walk down to Santa Fe Plaza, especially on cool autumn afternoons. We would get Cokes from Woolworth’s. My father would visit with friends and family, selling under the portal of the Palace of the Governor’s, and we
the Red Nation He Sapa Freedom Council stands in full solidarity with the mni luzahan creek patrol. we stand in solidarity with all relatives and comrades involved in the coalition effort to protect unsheltered relatives along mni luzahan, so called rapid creek. we hold firm to the truth that unsheltered
BY EDGARS MARTÍNEZ NAVARRETE, NATASHA OLIVERA Y JULIO PARRA[1] Translation: Claudio Ekdahl The pandemic crisis has had a violent impact on the ways of life of indigenous peoples in Chile and in the world, deepening their structural inequalities and exposing the colonial vulnerability to which they have historically been
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We are excited to announce the launch of the California Freedom Council of The Red Nation. While we have had members in California for some time, we are officially forming a Freedom Council that will seek to organize and build revolutionary struggle with California’s Indigenous communities and all colonized
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De la lucha territorial a la lucha por la libertad. La prisión política Mapuche como mecanismo contrainsurgente [1] Por Edgars Martínez Navarrete[2] A la violencia del Estado chileno, la represión policial y el asedio de los terratenientes y las multinacionales, los presos políticos Mapuche utilizan la huelga de hambre
hunger strike
From the territorial struggle to the struggle for freedom. The Mapuche political prison as a counterinsurgency mechanism * By Edgars Martínez Navarrete** The violence of the Chilean State, the police repression, and the siege by landowners and multinationals are confronted by Mapuche political prisoners with solid and liquid hunger strike as