Turkish police storm CHP headquarters, as court ousts elected party leadership
The political crisis in Turkey escalated further on Sunday when police raided the CHP headquarters.
•Ulaş Sevinç
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After strike betrayal, Los Angeles schools cut more than 1,000 jobs, with 6,000 more on the way in the coming years
Democrats from LA City Hall to Sacramento colluded with union bureaucrats to strangle a 77,000-strong strike—then imposed more cuts.
•Marc Wells
“People on the shop floor are saying, ‘Hell no’”: Nexteer workers denounce third UAW-backed agreement
The World Socialist Web Site calls on Nexteer workers to vote down this third sellout with the contempt it deserves and build the Nexteer Workers Rank-and-File Committee as the instrument for carrying forward the fight, constructing a new leadership drawn from workers rather than bureaucrats.
•Jerry White
Works council blackmails Bosch workers in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
The IG Metall apparatus and its works council representatives have made it their main task to ensure that all the company’s attacks are enforced and the workforce is squeezed to the last drop to increase Bosch's profit margin.
•Dietmar Gaisenkersting
Governments escalate the global war on online anonymity
The drive to abolish online anonymity is the digital dimension of a broader turn toward authoritarianism, austerity and imperialist war.
•Stephen Parker
AFSCME Local 3299 rams through poverty contract on University of California workers
Despite ratification, issues concerning poverty wages, housing assistance, healthcare premiums, parking costs and staffing protections will remain unaddressed and will continue to worsen until the contract’s expiration in 2029.
•Joshua Rodriguez
UIC graduate workers union suspends strike without reaching an agreement
Demonstrating the bankruptcy of the union’s strategy, the Graduate Employees Organization (GEO) at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) suspended its strike as workers faced being locked out for the summer term and beyond.
•Alexander Fangmann
China: 82 workers dead in catastrophic mine explosion
Rescue operations were hampered by the fact that blueprints of the mine provided by the company did not correspond to the actual underground layout, forcing rescuers to improvise.
•Peter Symonds
Gerrymandering in the South: The working class and the defense of democratic rights
The Supreme Court decision further undermined the Voting Rights Act, enabling a Republican gerrymander in Louisiana to eliminate the seat held by a black Democratic congressman.
•Patrick Martin
Democrats join Republicans to attack Trump over Iran negotiations
The announcement Saturday by the Trump administration that it had “largely” reached an agreement with Iran has drawn denunciations from broad factions of the US political establishment, with Democrats joining Republicans to attack the proposed agreement as insufficiently advantageous to US imperialism.
•Andre Damon
Chemical disaster at Garden Grove, California aerospace plant displaces 50,000 people
Decades of regulatory negligence in the Democratic Party-dominated state turned a preventable chemical hazard into a crisis threatening thousands of lives.
•Marc Wells
Trump administration moves to force green card applicants out of the US
New USCIS policy threatens to separate families and strand workers, students and spouses abroad.
•Jacob Crosse
Rising unemployment in Australia points to Iran war’s deepening impact
These results provide an indication of the worsening price being paid by working-class households, and especially young people, for the criminal US-Israeli war on Iran.
•Mike Head
New Zealand budget attacks workers and students, boosts the military
Ahead of the release of the budget on Thursday, the government has announced an increase to student fees, nearly 9,000 public sector redundancies and cuts to welfare payments.
•Tom Peters
AI-fuelled Wall Street frenzy raises concerns
Just five major tech stocks have accounted for 50 percent of the recent gains in the S&P 500 index which have lifted it to record highs.
•Nick Beams
Jailed 37 days for a Charlie Kirk meme: Tennessee man’s settlement exposes the fraud of Trump’s “Anti-Weaponization” Fund
Larry Bushart was awarded $835,000 after being jailed for sharing a Facebook meme critical of Charlie Kirk. His case exposes the severe limitations being placed on “free speech” in America.
•Jane Wise
Virginia Governor Spanberger vetoes collective bargaining and immigrant protection bills
The veto of these two bills confirms—for the thousandth and first time—this fundamental reality of American politics: the Democratic party is a capitalist party charged with diffusing and disorienting popular hostility to the profit system.
•Ed Hightower
West Lafayette, Indiana government fast-tracks SK Hynix memory chip factory construction
The city and county governments in West Lafayette, Indiana have approved road construction projects and issued building permits for SK Hynix to proceed with plans to build a massive microchip factory on a Purdue University site, against ongoing community opposition including a pending lawsuit filed by residents.
•George Kirby, Kevin Reed
Texas cuts education jobs, shutters dozens of schools
Districts face budget deficits amid declining enrollment, budget crises, inflation and war.
•Chase Lawrence
Another gruesome week on America’s death row: 2 executions, another halted amid bungled procedure
The three cases, unfolding within 24 hours, share a disturbing set of commonalities: fundamentally unfair sentencing proceedings, defendants whose severe mental illness, unaddressed childhood trauma and neurological damage went largely unaddressed at trial, and execution protocols the subject of legal challenge.
•Kate Randall
This week in history: May 25-31
US convicts four in embassy bombings; Syria intervenes in Lebanon civil war; Britain opposes Iran oil nationalization; Ukrainian rightist assassinated in Paris.
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Communist Party Marxist - Kenya defends counter-revolutionary Maoist strategy against Trotskyism—Part 1
Part one of a four-part series examining the politics of the Communist Party Marxist-Kenya, this article exposes the party’s defence of the Stalinist-Maoist theory of the National Democratic Revolution and its opposition to Trotskyism.
•Kipchumba Ochieng
A Turkish court unlawfully removes the CHP leadership from office
Under political pressure from the Erdoğan government, a court unlawfully removed the elected leadership of the Republican People's Party, triggering a major political crisis.
•Barış Demir, Ulaş Sevinç
The Ebola epidemic, imperialism and the political economy of social murder
The Ebola epidemic ravaging central Africa is not a natural disaster but a social crime, the predictable product of the Trump administration's destruction of global disease surveillance and more than a century of imperialist plunder.
•Evan Blake
Management boasts deal to end Long Island Rail Road strike “within the MTA’s financial plan”
These statements are significant because they suggest that the overall value of the deal, which workers have not yet seen, is no better than the contracts workers previously rejected before the strike.
•Tom Hall
NATO summit in Sweden exposes sharpening inter-imperialist antagonisms amid escalation of war on Russia
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the media before the formal consultations began Friday morning that the Trump administration was “disappointed” with NATO members’ “response to our operations in the Middle East.”
•Jordan Shilton
Anger in Australia over brutal treatment of Gaza flotilla activists
Labor issued mealy-mouthed condemnations, while treating the relatives of the brutalised activists with utter contempt and hostility.
•Oscar Grenfell
A $1 billion evening for the art world
How is it that one individual can accumulate such an art collection and withhold it from the public?
•David Walsh
The crisis of public health in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic: An interview with Arijit Chakravarty
The WSWS spoke with Dr. Arijit Chakravarty. Dr. Chakravarty is the chief executive officer of Fractal Therapeutics, a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company that applies mathematical modeling to drug discovery and development, and has headed an interdisciplinary team of volunteers that has published more than 20 peer-reviewed papers on COVID-19.
•Benjamin Mateus
New revelations show San Diego neo-Nazi mosque attackers were known to police and FBI before massacre
The San Diego massacre exposes the fraud of the Trump administration’s claims that “left-wing extremists,” not fascists, are the central domestic terror threat.
•Jacob Crosse
Audit report documents Australian government's betrayal of 2022 flood victims
Of the 4,382 homes or housing lots promised through the northern NSW flood recovery programs, zero had been delivered as of March 31 this year, four years after the disasters.
•Mike Head
Sri Lankan president uses war commemoration to declare “economic war” on working people
The working class must understand that the Dissanayake government is preparing a frontal assault on its living and social conditions and democratic rights and is turning towards autocratic rule.
•Wasantha Rupasinghe
New Zealand woman held for weeks in ICE detention
Nobody is exempt from the sweeping attacks on basic democratic rights by the Trump administration, no matter what their national origin or immigration status.
•John Braddock
Having canceled Los Angeles schools strike, SEIU circulates petition to ask that layoffs stop
The same bureaucracy that blocked a unified walkout of all 77,000 LAUSD employees now presents a letter-writing campaign as a substitute for the mass action it deliberately strangled.
•Marc Wells
UPS shuts down midnight shift at Manhattan’s 43rd Street Hub, imposes split shifts in latest wave of job cuts
The shutdown of the midnight shift at UPS's 43rd Street hub in Manhattan exposes the full scope of the company's "Network of the Future" restructuring drive—and the role of the Teamsters union in administering it.
•A. Woodson, Robert Milkowski
Four weeks of general strike in Bolivia: US imperialism and its regional allies move to crush an uprising
As Bolivia's workers defy repression and maintain their indefinite strike into its fourth week, the international response exposes a single coordinated apparatus—from Washington's threats to Milei's alleged arms shipments to Lula's complicit silence.
•Tomas Castanheira
Pro-independence Parti Québécois strengthens its ties with the far right
Parti Québecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon gave a one-hour interview last month to Rebel News, a far-right media outlet with close connections to Trump’s MAGA movement and fascist forces in Europe.
•Laurent Lafrance
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
South Korea: Samsung Electronics union suspends planned walkout; India: Punjab municipal sanitation workers still on strike; Gig workers across India strike over rising fuel costs and declining wages; Air India ground staff hold one-day strike in Mumbai; 20,000 South Australian nurses resume industrial action for better pay and conditions; Maintenance workers strike at Woodside’s LNG production plants.
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Lincoln and the enduring legacy of America’s second revolution: A reply to a critic of the “Letter from afar”
It is “fitting and proper,” to use Lincoln’s words, to invoke the historical experience of America’s past revolutions to bring to the surface and activate the deep-rooted democratic convictions of the working class.
•David North
UAW presidential candidate Will Lehman issues letter to Nexteer workers: Prepare for strike action
“The ball is in your court now. Do not give it back,” Lehman wrote in the statement, posted on his campaign website.
•Our reporter
Israel faces a general election with all parties committed to war, repression and social devastation
The opposition boast that their bloc represents “80 percent of the country,” a figure that explicitly excludes the 20 percent of the population who are Arab citizens.
•Jean Shaoul
London Underground train operators speak on TfL’s compressed “four-day week”
“young driver told WSWS, “I’m against this deal. Nothing management comes up with is done to benefit us. It is an attack on all our hard-won terms and conditions, going back 50 years when they were won.”
•Our reporters
Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Thousands of doctors across Spain and teachers in some regions walk out over pay and conditions; protests by farmers in Syria as government sets price of wheat below cost of production; over 700 arrests made during mass protests across Kenya over rising fuel prices and cost-of-living crisis
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Long Island Rail Road Workers: Vote “No” on the contract! Unite with NYC subway and bus workers to fight for inflation-busting wage increases!
Workers should form rank-and-file committees, independent of the union apparatus, to finish what you started in your three-day strike
•Daniel de Vries, Alan Whyte, Tom Hall
Trump’s “Anti-Weaponization Fund”: The fusion of the gangster-oligarchy and the state
Trump’s $1.776 billion slush fund would reward those who sought to overturn the 2020 elections, including those who attacked the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
•Patrick Martin
Australian budget further squeezes university funding
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government particularly targeted the universities and their staff and students in last week’s budget.
•Mike Head
Emperor penguins, Antarctic fur seals now on endangered species Red List
The listing underlines the impact of climate change on Antarctica, which is posing an existential threat to wildlife with rising sea levels and atmospheric temperatures.
•Frank Gaglioti
JVP/NPP government in Sri Lanka preparing further attacks on workers amid growing crisis
Sri Lanka’s worsening balance of payments crisis, soaring oil bill and rupee depreciation are driving the JVP/NPP government into a deepening crisis.
•Saman Gunadasa
Socialism AI answers the New York Times: Not yes or no to AI, but who controls it
The New York Times welcomes the backlash against AI while channeling it toward a more responsible capitalism that leaves the oligarchy’s ownership of the technology untouched.
•Socialism AI
With contracts for over 250,000 Ontario education workers set to expire in August: Unions prepare another betrayal of teachers and support staff
In 2022, the unions saved the government from a direct political confrontation with the working class and are determined to do so again under conditions of a much deeper social and economic crisis, and greater popular hostility to the ruling class’ agenda of austerity and war.
•Sterling Oliver
Stop militarisation and cuts at Germany’s universities! No to genocide and world war!
The International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE) are standing in the student parliament elections at Humboldt University in Berlin. We are publishing their election statement here.
•International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE)
Nine years after Grenfell inferno, New Scotland Yard declares there is “no presumption” that charges will be brought
The Metropolitan Police’s latest statement is part of an orchestrated state cover-up that has continued under four Conservative and Labour governments, led by four different prime ministers.
•Robert Stevens
London Underground workers must organise to resume RMT-cancelled strike
The Rail, Maritime and Transport union’s ability to maintain a militant posture has been greatly undermined by its role in defusing a struggle against the Starmer government—through repeated closed-door meetings with TfL and strike cancellations. Dempsey’s tub-thumping has given way to demands for “industrial peace”.
•Tony Robson
86% vote for walkout as Nexteer workers force UAW to hold strike ballot: “The ball’s in our court now”
Workers at the local union hall Wednesday expressed overwhelming support for a strike and denounced union officials for collaborating with management to intimidate workers and probe for divisions among the membership.
•Jerry White
Ford Rouge workers’ vote for Insurgent Slate reveals developing rank-and-file rebellion against UAW bureaucracy
Crutchfield ran as part of Will Lehman’s Insurgent Slate, calling for the transfer of power to the rank-and-file and the abolition of the UAW bureaucracy.
•Jerry White
Meeting in New Zealand discusses socialist strategy to mobilise workers against Iran war
Speakers at the Wellington meeting explained the real causes of the US-Israeli imperialist war and the need for a socialist anti-war movement based on the working class, independent and opposed to Labour, the Greens and all capitalist parties.
•Our correspondent
First They Came for My College: Right-wing “human dust” mount takeover of New College of Florida
Bresnan’s film sets out the sordid details of this far-right maneuver in all its repulsive transparency.
•David Walsh, Joanne Laurier
Australia: Bondi Royal Commission hearings used to attack anti-genocide movement
The hearings featured ludicrous testimony, of Zionists bemoaning news reportage of Israel’s war crimes and even pro-Palestinian bake sales at university campuses as a threat to their safety.
•Oscar Grenfell
Australian budget further cuts public school funding
Behind the headlines, last week’s federal budget slashes social spending, including on public schools.
•Mike Head
The US indictment of Raúl Castro and the record of CIA terror against Cuba
The indictment of Raúl Castro is an abominable act of hypocrisy and imperialist propaganda to justify military aggression against an impoverished nation of less than 10 million people.
•Andrea Lobo
Rubio blames WHO for Ebola delay, as US aid cuts cripple public health in Africa
The Trump administration, having withdrawn from the WHO and cancelled more than 80 percent of US foreign aid, now faults the agency for responding too slowly to an Ebola epidemic its own cuts helped unleash.
•Evan Blake
Trump tightens grip on Republican Party as his poll numbers plunge
While his hand-picked candidates defeated several Republican incumbents, both Trump and his policies are deeply unpopular.
•Patrick Martin
ICE operations continue in Michigan as local cops play key role
ICE has shifted toward local police partnerships while aggressive arrests continue in Michigan and Democratic officials offer token objections.
•Anthony Callahan
Jewish Voice for a Just Peace wins partial success in its case against the German Secret Service
The anti-Zionist organisation Jewish Voice for a Just Peace in the Middle East has achieved a court ruling that means, for now, it can no longer be listed as "extremist" by the Secret Service.
•Justus Leicht
Trump’s $1.776 billion slush fund includes side deal blocking tax probes into president and family
While Trump officials refuse to rule out payouts to violent January 6 fascists, the Justice Department addendum seeks to foreclose claims against Trump and his related entities.
•Jacob Crosse
The far-right danger in the UK and the soporifics of the SWP and RCP
A real fight for socialism is necessarily the most conscious of political movements, rigorously analysing events, thoroughly exposing political misleaders and establishing the independence of the working class.
•Thomas Scripps
Germany’s civil defence plan: The government prepares the country for war
Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and the federal government are driving forward the transformation of Germany into a military state. Under the cynical pretext of “civil protection,” a 10-billion-euro programme will integrate society into military war planning, preparing Germany as a central NATO hub for deployment against Russia.
•Johannes Stern
Details emerge of sellout deal as Long Island Rail Road workers return to work
The result of the deal used to betray a three-day strike is that workers will be poorer due to inflation when the contract expires.
•Alan Whyte
Whitney Biennial 2026: Taking the pulse and finding it feeble
Through the biennial, the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City maintains it is taking the pulse of the contemporary art scene in the US.
•Clare Hurley
3 dead in San Diego mosque attack by teenage neo-Nazis
The killers’ manifesto glorified fascist mass murderers and echoed Republican anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim propaganda.
•Jacob Crosse
UAW Local 180 suppresses strike by CNH Industrial workers in Racine, Wisconsin
A contract locking in 4 percent annualized wage increases was already insufficient the day it was ratified. The war against Iran—a war of aggression waged by US imperialism that is now directly raising the cost of living for workers across the country—makes the inadequacy of this contract all the more stark.
•Bill Shaw
Voting begins for 42,000 University of California workers, who still have not seen the full deal
Last Thursday, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 3299 called off a state-wide strike at around 1:00 in the morning, announcing the deal and a snap vote.
•Nakai Beltran
Zelensky’s former chief-of-staff released from jail on $3.2 million bail amid corruption charges
The rapidly developing corruption crisis in Ukraine has revealed that the Zelensky regime and the ruling oligarchy are steeped in criminality and the plunder of the Ukrainian working class.
•Jason Melanovski, Clara Weiss
G7 imperialist governments line up behind Trump’s threats against Iran as global war escalates
Trump’s gangster-like threats are the authentic voice of world imperialism, which is determined to impose colonial chains on Iran and the entire region as part of the new redivision of the world among the major powers that is already well underway.
•Jordan Shilton
Nexteer workers: No more extensions, no more delays! Set up a rank-and-file strike committee! Strike to win!
The following statement was issued by the Nexteer Workers Rank-and-File Committee to workers at the Saginaw, Michigan auto parts plant who forced the UAW to conduct a strike authorization vote on Wednesday and Thursday.
•Nexteer Workers Rank-and-File Committee
California scholars demand accountability for death of Chinese researcher Danhao Wang
California Scholars for Academic Freedom's Professor Stephen Roddy opposes the McCarthyite witch-hunt targeting Chinese scientists at American universities and calls for transparency over the recent suicide at the University of Michigan of Danhao Wang.
•Stephen St. Clair
Nexteer workers denounce UAW bureaucrats after forcing strike authorization vote
The highly exploited and low-paid workers, who produce critical steering components for some of the Big Three’s most profitable models, erupted in anger at a meeting of UAW Local 699 on Sunday following the overwhelming rejection last week of the second tentative agreement brought by the union.
•Barry Grey
Sri Lanka’s JVP government commemorates 17 years since “victory” in racist anti-Tamil war
The capitalist state cannot tolerate the political unity of Tamil and Sinhala workers, which threatens a system based on the exploitation of labour and communal division.
•Wasantha Rupasinghe
Modi demands India’s workers and toilers make “sacrifices” as economic fallout from Iran war expands
India’s far-right BJP government has raised petrol and diesel prices just days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi exhorted Indians to slash energy and fertiliser consumption in response to the ever-widening economic fallout from the illegal US-Israeli war on Iran.
•Wasantha Rupasinghe
Australian Labor government steps up war-related crackdown on university research
A wartime-style atmosphere is being created in Australian universities, backed by threats of punishment of researchers that fail to comply with national security guidelines.
•Mike Head
Bipartisan attack on superannuation looming in New Zealand
The entire ruling elite is declaring that superannuation payments for future generations of workers and retirees are “unaffordable.”
•John Braddock
A letter from afar by A. Lincoln
The following letter, signed “A. Lincoln” but without a return address or subject line, appeared in my email this morning. No sooner had I made a copy of the letter than it disappeared from my inbox. Despite its strange and unexplained origin, the signature demands that attention be given to the letter; and, for this reason, it is being made available to readers of the WSWS.
•As received by David North
Rank-and-file Zoom meeting discusses campaign for a No vote to defeat CWU’s pro-company agreement with Royal Mail
A Royal Mail worker told the meeting, “We need a resounding No vote, linked to a vote of no confidence in Ward, Walsh and the Postal Executive who imposed this against us”.
•Our correspondents
Türkiye unveils its first intercontinental ballistic missile amid an intensifying imperialist war
The massive investments made by the Erdoğan government in an “independent” defence industry must be viewed in the context of the global war that is unfolding, Türkiye’s geopolitical position and the interests of the Turkish ruling class.
•Hasan Yıldırım
Tony Blair Institute urges UK government to accelerate welfare state cuts and abandon the pension “triple lock”
The triple lock maintained the value of the UK state pension, guaranteeing a basic, albeit inadequate pension during retirement.
•Margot Miller
Trump threatens renewed attack on Iran as emergency G7 finance summit opens in Paris
The bloody US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran and the resulting blockade of the vital Strait of Hormuz threaten workers around the world with economic and financial collapse.
•Alex Lantier
WHO opens annual assembly amid deepening Ebola crisis
With at least 118 dead in the DRC and Uganda and an American physician among the infected, the Trump administration has imposed a Title 42 travel ban while refusing to account for the aid cuts that crippled the international response.
•Evan Blake
Australian Labor government’s austerity legislation provides for complete gutting of disability supports
The NDIS Amendment Bill 2026 provides the framework for kicking hundreds of thousands of disabled people off their support and for excluding vast numbers going forward.
•Max Boddy, Oscar Grenfell
Australia: Victorian teachers confront another AEU sellout
The Australian Education Union’s “in-principle” agreement amounts to a further real pay cut and does nothing to address the core issues: crushing workloads, oversized classes, burnout, inadequate resources and a deepening staffing crisis.
•Sue Phillips
FAA lowers hiring target by more than 2,000 for air traffic controllers
Driven by relentless cuts and generational staffing problems stretching back to Reagan’s crushing of the 1981 PATCO strike, staffing sits at a 21st-century low of approximately 11,000.
•Claude Delphian
To all workers at Bosch in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany: Your struggle is the struggle of all workers. Build an action committee!
Bosch is planning to destroy more than half the jobs at its plant in Schwäbisch Gmünd. This article calls on workers to build an independent rank-and-file action committee, as the IG Metall union and works council are actively collaborating with management to enforce the cuts.
•Ulrich Rippert, Dietmar Gaisenkersting, K. Nesan
Global bond market selloff intensifies
Yields on long-term government debt are now recording some of their highest levels since the lead up to the global financial crisis.
•Nick Beams
Democratic Party, union apparatus conspire to shut down powerful New York rail strike
No worker should be compelled to vote on—or live under—a contract they have not seen, have not read and have not had the time to study and discuss collectively.
•International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees
“We all should unite”: New York bus drivers speak out in support of Long Island Rail Road strike
The powerful support for a wider struggle is precisely why the Democrats and union bureaucrats moved to shut the strike down Monday evening.
•Sandy English, Elliott Murtaugh, Alden Woodson
Trump creates unconstitutional $1.776 billion slush fund to pay off fascist allies
The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” defies Congress’ power of the purse and creates a secretive claims process with no appeal or judicial review.
•Jacob Crosse
Bolivia’s indefinite national strike faces military repression
A national strike in Bolivia has continued to expand for more than two weeks in opposition to rising fuel costs and the right-wing policies of President Rodrigo Paz.
•Andrea Lobo
Sri Lanka: Death of Welikada Prison inmate raises serious questions
Until a credible, transparent and independent investigation is conducted, the serious doubts surrounding his death will—and must—persist.
•Pani Wijesiriwardena
Mexican economy and investment plans founder amid war against Iran
On May 12, S&P Global Ratings revised Mexico’s credit outlook to negative from stable, citing persistently weak fiscal results, rising debt levels and weak economic growth.
•Don Knowland
India’s film certification board censors award-winning The Voice of Hind Rajab, citing “harm” to India-Israel relations
The banning of the docudrama reveals the depth of relationship now established between Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu-supremacist government and the murderous Zionist Netanyahu regime.
•Kranti Kumara
Workers Struggles: The Americas
Mass protests by teachers took place across Mexico May 15 demanding pensions, wages and education funding, while Toronto Transit Commission and CUPE reached a last-minute deal Monday after multiple deadlines passed.
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