The 11th Hour is the last moment when change is possible. The film explores how we’ve arrived at this moment — how we live, how we impact the earth’s ecosystems, and what we can do to change our course. Featuring ongoing dialogues of experts from all over the world, including former Soviet Prime Minister Mikhail [...]

An Open Letter to President Obama From the Free Gaza Movement By Free Gaza Movement June 3, 2009 Tomorrow you travel to Egypt to give one of the most important speeches of your presidency. With the words you deliver you have said that you want to “reset” U.S. relations with the Muslim world and create a fundamental change [...]

Warns Iran He Wants Results by Year’s End by Jason Ditz June 02, 2009 While the United States continues to make some efforts toward reconciliation with the Iranian government it has treated as a mortal enemy, President Barack Obama has made comments which may serve to dramatically alter US policy toward the nation’s nuclear program.

Por Andrés Bianque 27 de mayo, 2009 “La muerte me dice que me ama, porque sabe que estoy vivo. Porque somos puros los que no tenemos amos” Mauricio Morales D. Que pesada se debe hacer una mochila donde se cargan tantos sueños y proyectos. Reventar en esquirlas óseas como pago por la consecuencia en aquello, no debiera ser epílogo [...]

Time for a Tax and Mortgage Strike By Ted Rall May 21, 2009 NEW YORK–The calamari salad was world-class. Still, my friend the CPA’s face screwed up. “You know what still has me pissed off? The bailouts. All wasted on CEO bonuses. But nobody cares!” I told him I thought people cared, but they didn’t know what they could [...]

Ricardo Zúniga García * 21 de febrero, 2009 Un 21 de febrero (1934) fue asesinado a traición el líder nacionalista, latinoamericanista y anti-imperialista Augusto Calderón Sandino. Sandino alcanzó reconocimiento nacional e internacional por lograr, en un país donde las elites miraban como natural ser sometidos al protectorado del emergente imperio norteamericano, convocar a un sector importante de mineros, [...]

By Frank Greve May 19, 2009 WASHINGTON — When Jody Richards saw a homeless man begging outside a downtown McDonald’s recently, he bought the man a cheeseburger. There’s nothing unusual about that, except that Richards is homeless, too, and the 99-cent cheeseburger was an outsized chunk of the $9.50 he’d earned that day from panhandling. The generosity of [...]

Por GRAIN Desde que los transgénicos se introdujeron por primera vez a mediados de la década de 1990, grupos de agricultores y ong advirtieron que contaminarían otros cultivos. Como se predijo, esto ya ocurrió. En este artículo analizamos que estrategias para combatir la contaminación están ideando en distintas partes del mundo las comunidades que la sufren.

Visible alternatives shatter the sense of inevitability, that the system must, necessarily, be patched together in the same form

Comments on Gordon’s Anarchy Alive! By Wayne Price May 15, 2009 A review of the discussion of the relationship between anarchism and the Palestinian/Israeli struggle by Uri Gordon, an Israeli anarchist, in his book “Anarchy Alive!”, including a response to his attack on my views. There has been very little written on the relation between anarchism and the Palestinian [...]