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Canada and the US “Ministry of Colonies”

  • Editorial
  • November 13, 2019
As People’s Voice goes to press, details of the November 10 coup d’état in Bolivia are still emerging. They paint a picture of rapid and violent right-wing movement against progressives, including trade unionists, Indigenous people, members of Evo [...]

BC’s UNDRIP legislation charts new path in continuing struggle

  • Kimball Cariou
  • November 13, 2019
Four years ago, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission called on all levels of government in Canada to fully implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). With the introduction of Bill 41, the [...]

Hong Kong: Who is stoking and feeding the flames?

  • Bennett Guillaume
  • November 12, 2019
When is an NGO not an NGO? Certainly, when it is Washington’s National Endowment for Democracy, founded in 1983 by Ronald Reagan, generously funded by Congress, and enthusiastically boosted by the likes of the Washington Post, the Clintons and the [...]

Gaza Fights for Freedom: Repression, animated by the reality of a people’s brave resistance

  • PV
  • October 31, 2019
Gaza Fights for Freedom (2019) Director: Abby Martin Writers: Mike Prysner, Abby Martin Review by Jay Watts In the wake of the Bush-era box-office popularity of socially engaged documentary films like Fahrenheit 9/11, The Fog of War and [...]

Music Notes: Waters to Assange, “Wish You Were Here”

  • Wally Brooker
  • October 31, 2019
More than a thousand Julian Assange supporters cheered as Australian journalist and filmmaker John Pilger introduced Roger Waters at a September 2 demonstration outside the British Home Office. The rally called for an end to the unlawful detention [...]

As in 1959, a call to cut military spending and fund people’s needs

  • PV
  • October 31, 2019
Sixty years ago, Communist leader Tim Buck thundered against the myth that military spending creates jobs and prosperity. As Pacific Tribune reported, Buck “quoted figures to show that it was the profit motive and not concern about unemployment that [...]

Ontario: education workers fighting “more than ever” for students

  • PV
  • October 31, 2019
From the depths of the attic room where it was hidden from public view during the federal election campaign, Doug Ford’s Conservative government appears to have been backing away from much of its aggressive neoliberal austerity agenda. Last year, [...]

Uruguay, Argentina: A rising Pink Tide?

  • Nino Pagliccia
  • October 31, 2019
In a political environment of unrest and protests from progressive sectors against neoliberal policies in Chile and Ecuador, great expectations have been focused on two Latin American countries that had presidential elections on October 27: Uruguay [...]

Voters deny Big Business parties a majority – what are the next steps?

  • Elizabeth Rowley
  • October 31, 2019
Now that the votes are all counted, it’s clear that once again a majority of electors voted defensively, using their ballots to stave off a Big Business majority government. Given the hard drive to the right by the Tories and the Peoples Party, a [...]

Ending gender oppression means defending trans rights

  • PV
  • October 27, 2019
Becky Buhay A few years ago, a friend of mine posted a beautiful graphic on her Facebook feed. It said, amongst other things, that “Transwomen are Women” - something she didn’t think was contentious. She was totally unprepared for the onslaught [...]