Year: 2009

As government officials, economists and newscasters proclaim that the economic crisis is coming to a close or it is over,…

In Chicago, the Party for Socialism and Liberation is waging a legal struggle to defend the right for progressives to…

On Dec. 17, tens of thousands of Greek workers participated in a nationwide strike. The strike was called by PAME,…

Far from the "change" promised by President Obama and his new administration, 2009 reinforced capitalism's status quo. It was a…

After three and a half centuries and a long battle in U.S. federal court, the Shinnecock Native American Nation has…

On Dec. 22, well over 100 thousand people in Nepal's capital, Katmandu, attended the closing rally of a three-day general…

According to a University of Michigan study, U.S. banks that spent more money on political lobbying were more likely to…

Last week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan made a visit to Los Angeles. The Superintendent of LA schools, Ramon Cortines, felt…

Originally published by the Cuban News Agency on Dec. 28 Climate change is already causing enormous damage and hundreds of…

On Dec. 21, the Mexico City assembly passed a law granting same-sex couples the right to marriage. The law redefines…