We, the member organizations of ALBA Movimientos, wish to express our solidarity with the beloved people of Venezuela in the wake of the earthquakes that struck the country yesterday causing unprecedented material and human damage in hundreds of cities, communities, and neighborhoods.
We, the popular movements and political organizations of the continent gathered in ALBA Movimientos, wish to express our solidarity and commitment to the resistance of the Cuban and Venezuelan peoples. We defend the Cuban Revolution and the Bolivarian Revolution because they are the first line of defense against U.S. imperialism, which is attempting by every means to reduce our region to a mere colony from which to extract resources and to exploit our peoples.
Marching to the US consulate in Johannesburg, the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) protested against US aggression on Venezuela on January 24.
This alliance is not a recent or improvised development; it has deep roots, and its destruction has become a primary strategic objective for the United States.
The US has essentially declared that sovereignty itself for any nation that refuses subordination to US imperialism, holds no weight.
Thousands mobilized across Italy to stand in solidarity with Venezuela and oppose US imperialism.
The response to US attacks shows support for the Bolivarian Revolution remains among progressive movements in the region.
The Indian government’s failure to condemn the US aggression against Venezuela’s sovereignty, despite it being in violation of the country's long-standing position and its expressed commitments to the UN charter, has invited strong domestic criticism.
In this piece, we review the arguments made by members of the United Nations Security Council regarding the US attack on Venezuela on January 3.
The Trump administration had threatened that it would carry out land strikes against Venezuela for months, and even declared that the government of Venezuela is a “terrorist organization”, interpreted as a pre-text for bypassing the US Congress in order to take unilateral military action.
