United States

Outrage swells in Baltimore’s streets following death of Freddie Gray

25.04.2015 There is a new feeling in Baltimore, where once deserted streets are now filled with protestors who call for “Justice for Freddie Gray.” While demonstrations have been peaceful, the protestors’ outrage is palpable, shown by the growing number of participants–swelling at times to the thousands–and unrelenting protests held every day and night since Freddie Gray’s death was announced on April 19th.

U.S.: Republicans and Democrats Versus Immigrant Workers

20.02.2015 The dispute over immigration reform and the obstructionism of the Republicans against the timid concessions offered by Obama produce the illusion of a dispute between antagonistic forces. A closer look reveals that, despite differing in tactics and in discourse in order to appeal to their respective electoral bases, the two parties defend similar interests.

Immigrants resist Obama’s massive deportations

04.05.2014

USA

Unified Health Care … For Business

14.02.2014 During the first days of 2014, Obamacare was put into effect, the hard-promoted health care reform, pushed by US President Barack Obama since his first presidential campaign. Beyond its difficulties in implementation something is certain: the reform was designed to the measure of the big corporations.

Walmart workers stand up

03.12.2013 This Black Friday, the yearly feast of American Consumption was tarnished by an undesired presence: over one thousand protests at Walmart stores across the country...

Government Shutdown in the imperialist US

02.10.2013 After the government shutdown, more than 800,000 federal workers are immediately furloughed and over a million more will work without pay. Offices that provide important social services and National Parks and museums will be closed. Depending on its duration, the shutdown could cost billions to the US economy.