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PI Briefing | No. 35 | Halted March

06.11.2026

Workers win illegal dismissal case vs Lazada, manpower agencies

Summit in Bogotá: over 1,500 people discuss urban reform and the right...

The Congo as a Site of Capital Accumulation: Erik Prince and the Priva...

“Block Everything Again”: How Genoa’s Dockworkers Helped Build Italy’s...

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Nuestra América

27.01.2026

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Kadri: The Accumulation of Waste

Gill: Imperialism — Then and Now

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PI Briefing | No. 35 | Halted March

Trump's Iran war has enriched Big Oil but cost him Congress. Across the world, the contradictions of reactionary rule are producing resistance.

Workers win illegal dismissal case vs Lazada, manpower agencies

The Philippines' National Labor Relations Commission ruled in favour of riders and platform workers in two separate judgements, ordering their agencies and the platforms to pay back wages, 13th month pay, and damages.

Housing and Land Rights

Summit in Bogotá: over 1,500 people discuss urban reform and the right to the city

Colombian social organisations convened a national urban summit and protest in Bogotá to demand housing rights, environmental justice and a people-centred model of the city.

Colombia Informa

The Congo as a Site of Capital Accumulation: Erik Prince and the Privatization of War

Erik Prince's Vectus Global has embedded itself in the DRC's mining heartland and serves U.S. imperial and corporate interests in critical minerals and violates the Congolese peoples' sovereignty.

Black Agenda Report (BAR)

“Block Everything Again”: How Genoa’s Dockworkers Helped Build Italy’s General Strike On October 30 and What Comes Next

Last Friday, Genoa’s dockworkers shut down the port, while teachers, students, and workers across the city joined them. Now, they’re taking the fight to Rome.

PI Briefing | No. 34 | Jamming the War Machine

On 30 October, dockworkers at 113 ports in 22 countries and regions are taking action against militarisation and war.

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We’re returning to Brazil. Here’s why.

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