An ABC of Authoritarianism: Argentina, Brazil, and Chile – Jacobin explores the dramatic rise of right-wing regimes sweeping across South America, revealing the deep historical roots and potent socio-political forces fueling this new wave of authoritarianism in the region
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The Flawed Memory of Brazil’s Dictatorship – Jacobin uncovers how official narratives have softened the brutal realities of military rule, revealing the persistent struggle for truth and justice in Brazil’s democracy today
Brazil’s January 8 attack on its Congress eerily echoes the January 6 Capitol riot in the U.S., revealing deep political divides and the dangerous force of misinformation fueling violent unrest
Former President Donald Trump’s budget priorities have sparked intense debate, drastically cutting U.S. health care funding while dramatically boosting financial aid to Argentina. Critics are sounding the alarm over these bold and surprising global spending choices by the administration
Italy is experiencing a powerful wave of solidarity with Gaza as activists, unions, and grassroots groups come together nationwide, passionately demanding an end to the violence and swift humanitarian relief. This growing movement reflects a mounting public outcry in response to the ongoing conflict
Striking Air Canada workers have reached a tentative agreement after weeks of intense negotiations, sparking hope to finally end one of the airline’s longest labor disputes. Stay tuned for more details on the deal!
Iulii Martov, a key but frequently overlooked figure of the Russian Revolution, was instrumental in steering its direction. As a prominent Menshevik leader, Martov passionately advocated for a vision of socialism that sharply contrasted with Lenin’s-presenting an alternative path that history has too often ignored







