Corruption of a nominally-independent country’s justice system is a major tool in the arsenal of imperialist control.

Another president falls to a US-backed coup in Latin America – but the people are not taking it lying down.

US imperialism and its local proxies are willing to do whatever it takes to put this popular leader out of office – permanently.

Former Bolivian president tells British interviewer: ‘We lament the English were celebrating the sight of dead people.’

All over the world, the benefits of the Chinese Revolution have been felt by the poor and oppressed.

Evidence has emerged of a plan to kill President Luis Arce, the popular successor to Evo Morales.

Imperialist-backed opposition forces in disarray after their publicity stunt backfired.

Renewed struggle has burst out in the streets of Colombia, where the panicked government's concessions have by no means satisfied the militant demands of the masses.

Unrelenting political pressure from the Bolivian working masses forced the US sponsored coup regime to hold an election it could not win.

Bolivia’s ‘lithium coup’ is yet another example of a regime-change operation carried out at the behest of imperialist corporations.

Workers’ parties sign international revolutionary anti-imperialist manifesto.

People or profits? The coronavirus pandemic is bringing this question to the fore more sharply than ever.

What lessons can workers learn from the events in Bolivia?

Workers need to take inspiration from the achievements of October; an example that our rulers would prefer us to forget.

From Brazil to Bolivia and Venezuela: how the environment has become a tool of coercion.

As Latin America’s masses struggle to throw off the yoke of imperialist control, the US has intervened once more to overthrow a popular government.