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At Tehran’s Grand Mosalla, red flags reading “O avengers of Hussein” linked Washington’s assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to the mart
By Gary Wilson
Iran, an oppressed nation under attack, has dared to control passage through its territorial waters that the U.S. has treated as its own free road for generations. The empire’s answer is to seize the route, impose its own toll and call it freedom of navigation.
And in exchange for what? For nothing. Washington has already shown it cannot deliver a concession even when it signs one. General License X, the U.S. Treasury waiver that briefly permitted Iranian oil sales, was revoked less than three weeks after it was issued. Every future waiver now expires whenever the Treasury chooses.
Queens, NYC: U.S. BLOODY HANDS OFF CUBA NOW!
When Africa called Cuba answered! For those who believe in freedom and solidarity we must stand with the Cuban people against the inhumane US imposed genocidal blockade!
All out, Next Saturday July 18th we rally in Jamaica, Queens!
BLACKS4CUBA COALITION
JAMAICA CENTER Parsons Blvd & Jamaica Ave corner Social Security Bldg E,J,Z trains
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum On July 13, President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that Mexico will file complaints today with the U.S. D
On July 13, President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that Mexico will file complaints today with the U.S. Department of Justice and state prosecutors over the murder of 17 Mexican nationals at the hands of U.S. immigration authorities. Among the cases is the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in Houston.
This comes as ICE agents on Monday murdered Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a documented Colombian living and working in the small town of Biddeford, Maine.
July 16, 1947: Happy birthday Comrade Assata Shakur! Thank you to revolutionary Cuba for providing a safe haven for our sister.
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‘My name is Assata (“she who struggles”) Olugbala ( “for the people” ) Shakur (“the thankful one”), and I am a 20th century escaped slave.
'Because of government persecution, I was left with no other choice than to flee from the political repression, racism and violence that dominate the US government’s policy towards people of color. I am an ex political prisoner, and I have been living in exile in Cuba since 1984.
'I have been a political activist most of my life, and although the U.S. government has done everything in its power to criminalize me, I am not a criminal, nor have I ever been one.
'In the 1960s, I participated in various struggles: the black liberation movement, the student rights movement, and the movement to end the war in Vietnam. I joined the Black Panther Party.
'By 1969 the Black Panther Party had become the number one organization targeted by the FBI’s COINTELPRO program. because the Black Panther Party demanded the total liberation of black people, J. Edgar Hoover called it “greatest threat to the internal security of the country” and vowed to destroy it and its leaders and activists.’
http://www.assatashakur.org/
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Carlos Martinez: Fergie Chambers has been arrested in Ibiza on a US extradition request and denied bail. He faces up to 20 years in a US prison. His alleged crime? “International money laundering” and providing “material support to Hamas”.
What does this “material support” consist of? It seems Chambers has used part of his fortune to fund humanitarian relief in Gaza: a quarter of a million dollars to the Sameer Project, which established a bakery producing 3,600 free loaves of bread a day; a desalination plant supplying 150,000 litres of clean water daily; a free clinic in Jabalia treating up to 300 patients a day; and a further hundred thousand dollars for mental-health care for orphaned children. The British-Palestinian surgeon Ghassan Abu Sitta calls him “a vital supporter for the provision of care for children wounded in the genocide”.
This is what the US Department of “Justice” wants to imprison him for: helping to provide food, water and medical services to the survivors of a genocide.
His real offence, of course, is engaging in solidarity against genocide, war and colonial occupation.
His arrest came on the very day Marco Rubio convened ministers from 60 countries to combat what the administration now calls “transnational far-left terrorism” – the criminalisation of the global movement for Palestinian liberation and against war on Iran, dressed up in the language of counter-terrorism.
This is an important test for Spain, which has spent the past couple of years cultivating a reputation as Western Europe’s conscience: condemning the genocide in Gaza, refusing to let the US use Spanish airspace for its war on Iran, positioning Pedro Sánchez as the one EU leader willing to stand up to Trump.
But principles have to go further than issuing press releases. If the Spanish state now hands Fergie Chambers to Trump’s rogue regime, those fine words are revealed as mere theatre. You cannot denounce the genocide in Gaza on Monday and extradite someone for feeding its victims on Tuesday.
The Audiencia Nacional will hear the case. What it decides will tell us whether Spain’s defiance of Washington is a matter of conviction or of convenience. Let’s see what side Spain is really on.
Solidarity with Fergie Chambers.
Let's be clear: whatever beefs and criticisms we have of Fergie Chambers, his arrest and threatened extradition to the U.S. is an attack on the whole Palestine solidarity movement and all people's movements. - redguard
Final battle of the Haitian Revolution. July 14 is Bastille Day. On that date, in 1789, thousands of poor people in Paris attacked a hated
The French Revolution started in Europe, but it belongs to the world. And there would have been no French Revolution without Haiti.
The Patriot Front’s bold incursions into U.S. cities are a sign of their burgeoning strength and of the weakness of Black movement politics.
By Margaret Kimberley
It isn’t surprising that Patriot Force no longer feels the need to hide in trucks. They know their members can be masked and travel in their hundreds in the nation’s capitol without any fear of being hindered.
They have also learned a lesson from their brethren who in 2025 dropped a banner from a highway overpass in Lincoln Heights, Ohio that read, “America for the White Man” and also displayed flags adorned with swastikas. Lincoln Heights is a small and mostly Black town located near Cincinnati. The racists determined, correctly, that the police would protect them and they did. But the Black residents used the rights of an open carry state to patrol their streets while armed.
They did so for weeks, while elected officials dithered and held peace rallies; the Black people of Lincoln Heights made clear that white supremacist groups should think twice before showing up again. The once chocolate but now cafe au lait District of Columbia cannot put up such a show of force. Political leaders there outdo one another in their promises to criminalize Black youth for being Black while labeling white supremacist marches as “First Amendment activity.”
It is important to follow Lincoln Heights and not Washington, DC. Patriot Front has a propaganda formula that can work if there is no mass movement to oppose them. Let Washington be Chocolate City again, where racist groups should be afraid to show their faces, even if they are masked.
Minneapolis
Ocean Springs, MS residents rallied on Saturday to support the family of Nolan Wells. They are demanding a thorough investigation into Nolan's suspicious death.
The family and the community are pushing to make sure that there's no coverup by Mississippi police, who have a long history of enforcing rule by racist terror.
#JusticeForNolanWells
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VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos explains how the Trump administration is increasingly running Venezuelan affairs, from hijacked export reven
By Jessica Dos Santos
Using the natural disaster as the perfect excuse, US forces have taken over operations at La Guaira port and the Simón Bolívar International Airport. US servicemen have set up shop in the air traffic control tower, surveillance drones fly over Caracas, and US helicopters patrol the disaster areas on their own.
This dangerous trend did not start on June 24. In recent months, in unapologetic fashion, the US has been setting the Venezuelan political agenda, notwithstanding the subtle or absurd efforts to conceal it.
Dec. 1, 2023 – United Electrical workers (UE) and other union members rallied at the White House to support hunger strikers demanding a ceas
By Cheryl LaBash
The 30th AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention wrapped up in Minneapolis on June 10. One resolution in particular hints at a shift in its staunchly pro-imperialist record. A paragraph in “Resolution 9: We Want a Just and Peaceful World” particularly stands out because it explicitly addresses Gaza, the genocide and war crimes viewed in real time across the globe since Oct. 7, 2023.
An important step in the Communist movement – but is it enough?
Report from the Third International Anti-Fascist Forum in Moscow
By Communist Organization (Germany)
The International Anti-Fascist Forum, convened in Moscow from May 24th to 26th by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, was dedicated to the „fight against international terrorism, arbitrariness, and aggression – for peace and security.“ Over 180 delegations from nearly 100 countries gathered to discuss, exchange information, and coordinate the common struggle against imperialism and fascism.
For us, participation was very interesting and productive. Our project for a clarification process within the International Communist Movement, as well as the course on the history of communism, generated interest in the discussions. The Antifascist Forum has become a, perhaps the, central forum for exchange within the Communist Movement and has produced a wealth of content. From our perspective, however, more intensive and theoretical forms of exchange are needed. The question also arises as to how a stronger shared focus and direction for the struggle can be achieved so that forums for exchange lead to more than just declarations.
The following statement was issued July 3, 2026, by We Stand Up For All and shared by the People's Power Assembly on the death of their foun
The following statement was issued July 3, 2026, by We Stand Up For All and shared by the People’s Power Assembly on the death of their founder, Rev. Annie Chambers.
Throughout her life, Rev. Chambers faced overwhelming odds and deep personal hardships. Yet she transformed every challenge she endured into a fierce, ordained mission to fight for the rights of everyone, especially the most vulnerable among us. From her early days with the Black Panther Party, Malcolm X, and the original 1960s Poor People’s Campaign, to her foundational work with the Baltimore and National Welfare Rights Organization, she never backed down from a fight for justice.
Top: A group of protesters storms into the Biddeford office of Maine Sen. Susan Collins on Monday after a man was shot [murdered] in an altercation with federal immigration agents at the intersection of Hill and Pool streets. ----------------
Protesters descend on Susan Collins' Biddeford office
The crowd of several hundred anti-ICE protestors is making its way back to Mechanics Park after swamping Main Street, Biddeford City Hall and Sen. Susan Collins’ office.
“No more hate, no more fear!” crowd leaders shouted as they walked down the road.
“Immigrants are welcome here!” the crowd responded.
Political and community leaders are expected to speak to the crowd at the park later this afternoon.
As the crowd marched down Main Street and gathered outside Sen. Collins’ Biddeford office, about a dozen people made it inside the entryway, chanting “Vote her out!” and banging their fists on the office’s locked doors.
Staffers inside could be seen on the phone as the crowd grew. Minutes later, five Biddeford police officers pushed through the entryway and placed themselves between protestors and the door.
“This is your fault Susan!” one man shouted.
“You're a fascist!” another person yelled at the officers.
Protests are growing after a man identified as a 26-year-old from Colombia was fatally shot. Immigration advocates say he was authorized to
‘Hormuz Is Ours’: Iran Downs US Drone, Targets US Bases across Four Countries
By Palestine Chronicle Staff
Iranian air defenses destroyed a US drone over the southern city of Bandar Abbas on Monday as Iranian forces expanded retaliatory operations against American military facilities across the region.
Air-defense units in southeastern Iran detected, intercepted and destroyed the aircraft as part of ongoing operations to protect the country’s southern airspace, the broadcaster said.
Iran’s army said its air-defense forces and other military units remained on full alert, with continuous monitoring underway for further aerial movements or threats.
The interception came hours after the US launched another wave of attacks against southern Iran, striking the strategic ports of Bandar Abbas and Chabahar, along with targets in Bushehr and communications infrastructure in Hormozgan province.