by Deisy Francis Mexidor with photos by Bill Hackwell This article was originally published in Resumen. They came to Boston, the capital of Massachusetts, from all over the country on their own resources. Some paid for over priced plane tickets to this region of New […]
By Calla Walsh This article was originally posted to People’s Dispatch. On Wednesday, September 27, US Democratic Senator Bob Menendez plead not guilty to charges of bribery, fraud and extortion in Manhattan federal court. It is not Menendez’s first indictment, but now, Menendez faces resounding […]
by Celina della Croce This article was originally published in Monthly Review Online. On March 26, 2022, Francisco lay in a public hospital bed in Bolívar, Venezuela, roughly eight hours inland from the capital of Caracas. He had been waiting for more than twenty-four hours to […]
Join Massachusetts Peace Action in Cuba, April 13 to April 21, 2024 for a unique experience. We will learn from the Cuban experience, and we will share our own experiences. We also will learn directly the effects of the harsh measures that the United States […]
By Calla Mairead Walsh This article was originally published in Hampton Think. On Tuesday, May 23rd, the State Department reported that Cuba — along with Iran, Syria, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, and Venezuela — are not “not cooperating fully” in the United States’ […]
by Megan Lee Mexico is essential for relations between the United States and all other Latin American countries. The current state of affairs in Mexico is turbulent due to a rise in cartel control and coyote smugglers that have presented dangers to both migrants trying […]
by Sunny Robinson As May 2023 comes, so does the end of Covid restrictions and the end of Title 42, an alleged public health measure used to block immigration. As a result the Biden-Harris administration is about to plunge the U.S. off another cliff of […]
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