Since the 10 November coup in Bolivia, which saw president Evo Morales go into exile in Mexico, thousands upon thousands have been on the streets across the nation, denouncing the coup and demanding that the self-proclaimed president Jeanine Anez quit. They are also calling on the army to stop killing civilians. Continue reading Bolivia has not accepted the coup and continues to resist
Using the tune of an old Simon and Garfunkel tune, this Parody Project song has a dig at Donald Trump.
Video from Barbara Weibel
Responding to an ongoing community campaign and a landmark class action on behalf of Australians being seriously disadvantage by the Robo Debt system, and after years of refusing to budge, The Morrison government has finally been pushed to give some way. Continue reading Government gives a little way on Robo Debt but still refuses to bring about real change
Behrouz Boochani speaks for himself about his journey from detention by the Australian government to freedom in New Zealand
by Adam Carlton
After conducting a survey, which showed that most people in the municipality wanted Australia Day shifted from the 26 January, an inner-city council in Sydney voted to drop the its Australia Day celebrations. Continue reading Sydney council drops 26 January Australia Day
The bushfires in NSW and QLD have been worsened by climate change, according to former Australian fire chiefs, emergency leaders and national parks authorities. They’ve urged the Federal Government to act on climate change immediately as the country faces an unprecedented bushfire season.
Not doubt about it. The ending of Evo Morales’s presidency in Bolivia was a coup, engineered by the United States, in partnership with Bolivia’s privileged elite. Continue reading Coup in Bolivia leads to a political crisis
The venom with which leading politicians in the government’s ranks have thrown against those, who suggest the unprecedented wave of bushfires over a large part of Australia, has some connection to global warming, underlies the extent of the nervousness of these politicians. Continue reading Our government is trying to hide that the bushfires are unprecedented
On the weekend Spain went to an election yet again. It was the second one for this year. In April, no party won enough votes to form a government. No coalition could be formed, and the nation went into caretaker mode for half a year. Continue reading Spain’s election raises the threat of fascism results in a progressive coalition
Given that there is widespread concern over the Labor’s election review and the importance consequences of how it is acted on, there is good reason to make a few comments. Continue reading Some comments on the Labor election review
