Marxism Wasn’t Exported to the Caribbean—It Was Proven There
Introduction One of the most persistent and recycled claims in anti-communist “left” discourse, is the way Black radical scholarship is
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Guerra contra las drogas: más que ver con la guerra que con droga
El 14 de julio, en una cumbre celebrada en Orlando, el director de la Administración para el Control de Drogas
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Venezuela: No culpes a la víctima
“Nada es más fácil que ser idealista en nombre de los demás.” Karl Marx, 1858. Bajo el amparo de la noche,
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Venezuela’s Alba Brigade: Children’s Day in Post-Earthquake Catia La Mar (Part II)
Read part I here. Following the recent earthquakes, ALBA Movimientos’ Venezuela chapter wanted to organize a response that would strengthen popular power
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Communal Responses in the Aftermath of the Earthquake: Catia La Mar (Part I)
The flatbed truck left Caracas in the early morning, carrying personal care items, diapers, and children’s supplies toward La Guaira,
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Venezuela: A Retreat is Not a Surrender
“Nothing is easier than to be idealistic on behalf of others.” Karl Marx, 1858. The US military kidnapped the lawful Venezuelan
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Understanding Patriarchy
Bell Hooks’ essay addresses the concept of patriarchy as a detrimental social system impacting both men and women. She argues that patriarchy is ingrained in societal structures, affecting identities from childhood. Hooks emphasizes the necessity of recognizing and dismantling patriarchy collaboratively to alleviate the resulting psychological and emotional pain for both genders.
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‘No Somos Colonia de Nadie’: Venezuela Under Fire and the Meaning of Sovereignty
*This article was originally published in January by Monthly Review. There are moments when geopolitics stops being an abstraction and
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US Sanctions Are Killing Venezuelans
*This article was originally posted in March 2024 by Greenleft. Sanctions are political, not legal instruments. Their goal is to
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Stages of An Abusive Relationship with the United States
*This article was originally posted in April 2025 by Counterpunch. I believe that countries in the Global South are in
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