Protests grow in Japan as the government pushes to amend the pacifist constitution amid divided public opinion.

Thousands of protests across the United States challenge Trump’s policies under the “No Kings” slogan, with organizers calling for peaceful nationwide mobilization.

Tens of thousands marched in Buenos Aires during the International Women’s Strike, denouncing gender violence, inequality and government policies.

‘An attack on one sovereign people is an attack on all,’ they stressed. In an unprecedented show of internationalist solidarity, dozens of progressive social movements and political parties issued a joint declaration demanding the immediate release of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. RELATED: Marco Rubio Faces Senate Scrutiny Over U.S. Military […]

Bolivia’s main labor confederation rejected government talks as protests over fuel subsidies intensified, with road blockades expanding across several regions.

Social movements in Argentina organized large-scale Christmas meals for vulnerable families as inflation, falling consumption and rising housing costs deepen social hardship.

Civil society networks from across Latin America and the Caribbean meet in Santa Marta to coordinate regional strategies on migration, sovereignty, and integration.

The cessation of the mobilizations was announced by the CONAIE on October 22, after 31 days of protests, more than 206 arbitrary detentions, 473 people injured and three people killed as a result of state repression

It is expected to form some 6 thousand communes nationwide, as part of the initiatives to strengthen territorial organization and production.

The statement, which already has more than 2,400 signatures, condemns the sustained aggressions against Venezuela and Cuba, and calls for greater solidarity with their peoples.