How the imperialists use theft and sanctions to try to force regime change in countries that defy their diktat.

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

Heads of Latin-American and Caribbean countries agree to reinforce economic and political cooperation that can help free their peoples from US domination.

Despite conditions of siege and war, the Yemeni people are finding ways to lay the foundations of a diversified and more self-sufficient economy.

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

Much has changed since Lula’s first presidency. While the economic situation is far more difficult, international shifts could work in the country’s favour.

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

With so much hope pinned on his new government, will his ministers be able to resist the push from global financiers insisting on ‘fiscal prudence’ (ie, on austerity)?

An electoral victory for the left in of one of the USA’s regional strongholds shows that the people’s will for liberation has not gone away with the fighters of the Farc.

The people of Latin America are on the move once more, spurred on by the growing confidence of the anti-imperialist global alliance.

Not only have the imperialists strengthened instead of crushing Russia, they have in the process given new confidence to independent-minded states everywhere.

The commentariat might not be admitting it, but it is the Ukraine war that looks like finally finishing off Boris Johnson’s premiership.

The imperialists continue to cry ‘foul’ but even their most loyal proxies have been forced to recognise the result.

Meanwhile, the country is leaving the OAS after its attempts to have the election results overturned.

Invitation list confirms that to be counted as democratic one must be first and foremost a friend of the dictatorial US imperialist regime.

It is only by the sheer force of their will that the Venezuelan masses are keeping their economy going in the face of US sanctions and Covid combined.

The US is attempting to shore up its waning hegemony by claiming the right to try and convict independent-minded individuals in every corner of the globe.

Important foundations have already been laid. Now we must expand and build on those in a principled and serious way.

The imprisonment of diplomat Alex Saab is a further indication of the lengths to which US imperialism will go in imposing its starvation sanctions on Venezuela.

Workers all over the world have been expressing their disgust at the latest zionist outrages.