Domestic Policy is the Same as Foreign Policy

by Lorenzo Canizares 2/22/2025 Yesterday in South Florida it was a difficult day for immigrants. The Trump administration announced Haitians and Venezuelans in the United States will lose their Temporary Protection Status (TPS) and soon they will begin to be deported. The reasons given for their loss of TPS don’t have much to do with […]

Whatever It Is Called Be Prepared to Fight!

by Lorenzo Canizares 2/17/2025 The American people are going through difficult times that many hope is just a short-lived nightmare even though I don’t know of anyone that believes most Americans will come out unscathed from this experience. Not many believe that we could survive what it appears to be so much just “crazy stuff.” […]

Keeping Our Feet on the Ground

by Gabe Ignetti We have just passed through one of the most crucial elections in US history which resulted in the re-election of a serial rapist and convicted felon, and fascist back into the Presidency. To make matters worse the Trump Supreme Court has given him the power to commit illegal acts. It has been […]

There Could be Peace in the Middle East If the USA Wants It

by Lorenzo Canizares 1/27/25 It all points out to Israel putting a major effort to guarantee its territorial expansion and keep it with world’s approval, at least to get the approval of the countries that count with them – the former colonizers. Khury Petersen-Smith in an article in Truthout 1/2/25 says “2024 Will Be Remembered […]

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The CWA Strike at AT&T Southeast

By Jeff Bigelow Dynamics in the 2024 Bargaining and Strike Context: Episodes in CWA’s Struggle to Achieve Some Measure of Power for Workers Amid Technological Change, Mergers and the role of the State Introduction ATT spent months stalling negotiations and forcing workers out on strike. On July 11 its representatives even said that some of […]