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This article was originally published in early June 2026, in issue #3 of International Marxism, the international political journal of International Socialist Alternative. Click here

indigenous people on the protests at cop30

Brazil’s Lula government had announced COP30 in Belém, at the mouth of the Amazon River, as a summit of “truth” and “implementation.” It turned out instead to be both an

This article was originally published in May 2025, in issue #1 of International Marxism, international political journal of International Socialist Alternative. Click here to buy/subscribe. Forty years ago, a civilian

Rio de Janeiro - Manifestantes contrários às Olimpíadas Rio 2016 protestam próximo ao estádio do Maracanã, palco da abertura do evento (Tomaz Silva/Agência Brasil)

Racist extermination policies do not guarantee safety – independent organization can show that another path is possible! The impact of the massacre in the Penha and Alemão neighbourhoods in Rio

The ecological collapse caused by capitalism cannot be solved with more capitalism. “Our nature is not a commodity” was one of the slogans heard at the large “Global Climate March”

Left-wing demonstrations on 21 September brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets, in the largest day of protests since the education tsunami in 2019. The demonstrations were called

We need to break the power of the market to stop the cycle of destruction and climate catastrophes

One of the expectations with Lula’s victory was that he would reverse the reactionary and retrograde measures implemented by Bolsonaro’s misgovernment. Several important measures were taken, such as the increase