#la lucha continua

[victusinveritas]

So...the passing of the Big Beautiful Bill is another stab into the heart of the American people, whether or not they voted in these fascist scumbags, this will hurt everyone, and scythe through every level of American society except the ultra-rich.

We cannot know the fallout of this bill, but it will mean the annihilation of Medicaid, SNAP, and so many other programs that keep millions of Americans alive and the wolf just slightly away from the door. Your family members and neighbors will be hurting and hungry. Care for people as best you can, support each other.

And Trump's Gestapo is getting stronger all the time. It now has a larger military budget than Ukraine (if I recall correctly). The boot on all of our necks will be larger and heavier.

Also Laura Loomer just called for all Latinos in the country to be exterminated. Do not let a single person you know, regardless of race, regardless of anything, disappear into the Night and Fog of this administration's police state. A united front, all together, unflinching, is the path to victory.

But it's not the end until you are in the ground. And even then, things go on, la Lucha Continua, until we win.

[cinemaocd]

La lucha continua, May Day

[noteescapesdemi]

El #8A pudo haber sido un día histórico. No lo fue. Un grupo de senadores no tuvo el coraje para revertir la situación de ilegalidad e inseguridad del aborto en Argentina. EL MUNDO LOS MIRÓ Y LES FALLARON.

[victusinveritas]

This is beautiful. Anti-ICE protests and blockades all over (including Spokane!). More of this sort of thing! La Lucha Continua!

There has to be a magical crystal ball in the writer's room for 2000AD that allows them to see the future. (A lot of it is just paying attention and realizing how things might play out.)

[victusinveritas]

RIP Marjane Satrapi

[victusinveritas]

"On this day 45 years ago, the socialist guerrilla Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional (FSLN) ended the rule of the US-backed Somoza clan in Nicaragua, which plundered one of the poorest countries in the region for 43 years. Here is an album that captures their fighting spirit during the revolutionary period.

The FSLN was named after the resistance leader César Augusto Sandino, who fought the US occupation of Nicaragua from 1927-1933. Inspired by the armed liberation movement that turned the global colonial order on its head, the FSLN defeated Somoza in 1979 with a combination of urban and rural armed struggle.

However, the revolution faced the immense challenge of rebuilding the impoverished country, as the dictator left behind empty coffers and $1.5 billion in foreign debt. The Sandinista also faced US imperialism, which feared “another Cuba” in Central America, and sought to bring the revolution to its knees with devastating sanctions and funding the counter-revolutionary contras.

The women in Nicaragua during the Sandinista Revolution saw their way of life drastically change, emerging as active participants and leaders. Empowered by the movement, they boldly challenged any attempts to confine them to traditional domestic roles.

The new revolutionary political system survived, and life expectancy increased from 55 years in 1970 to 63 years in 1990. The FSLN’s “National Literacy Crusade” reduced the national illiteracy rate from 50.35% to 12.9% in 1980."

Via Red Media

[cinemaocd]

[b-anks26]

Que belleza, y pensar que estuve ahí. Recuerdo de nuestra lucha en Octubre del 2019 y se viene el Estallido 2.0 🇨🇱🔥