The question everyone has asked is: could the January 3 imperialist attack on Venezuela spark a revolutionary response?

Lenin’s writings make clear that imperialism is not just an economic phenomenon. Political and military aspects also matter.

Luís Bonilla-Molina — The question everyone has asked is: could the January 3 imperialist attack on Venezuela spark a revolutionary response? Subsequent events have shattered that illusion.

Beyond the seizure of Venezuela’s oil and mineral resources, the January 3 invasion is inscribed within the epochal crisis of ...

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As calls for restoring our violated sovereignty multiply, we should take the time to understand the silence of those with ...

Yet the logic unfolding in Venezuela reveals something more complicated than straightforward resource extraction.

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Sign reads, “You are now in rebel Zapatista territory. Here, the people command, and the government obeys.” (Ryan Mallett-Outtrim) By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim August 13, 2016 — Links International Journal ...

It is self-evident that with Trump’s neo-mercantilism, the Monroe Doctrine — which was born as a British policy to guarantee ...

On the evening of January 5, Trump announced his late Christmas gift to Venezuela: the US was forcibly seizing 30–50 million ...