Revolutionary Organization

Unión del Barrio, a 28 year-old organization that struggles for the self-determination of the Mexicana/o working class communities, will commemorate International Workers Day on this May 1st.

Unión del Barrio, una organización con 28 años en la lucha por la auto-determinación de las comunidades de la clase obrera, observa y conmemora el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores este 1º de mayo.

On Monday April 26, 2010, community organizations from throughout San Diego will come together for a vigil in solidarity with the people of Arizona, and unite their voices with those who reject the recently signed Arizona state law SB 1070. This vigil is being convened at the Federal Building in Downtown San Diego with a call by the Raza Rights Coalition and its member collectives in order to reject the approval of a law that has been clearly designed to criminalize and punish the working people of Arizona.

El día lunes, 26 de abril de 2010 en un acto de solidaridad con el pueblo de Arizona y en denuncia a la nueva ley estatal SB 1070, organizaciones comunitarias en San Diego llevarán a cabo una vigilia en el edificio federal localizado en el centro de San Diego. La Coalición Pro Derechos de la Raza, sus colectivos y la comunidad en general unen su voz para repudiar la aprobación de una ley que claramente ha sido diseñada para castigar y criminalizar al pueblo trabajador de Arizona.

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Editor’s Note: The below document is the Political Report to the 5th Party Congress of the African People’s Socialist Party. This report, written by...

It has been a few days since we arrived here in Kenya. We have come to conduct training for the comrades who have taken upon their shoulders the responsibility to build the African Socialist International (ASI) in this area.

The Interim Leadership Committee of the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) of Sierra Leone wishes it to be known that the Political Parties Registration Commission (PPRC) of Sierra Leone has ultimately banned the African People’s Socialist Party and its membership from participating in any political activity in the country in the name of the APSP.

(First in a three-part series) The November 16th thru 18th conference held in Sierra Leone, West Africa officially launched the African People’s Socialist Party on African soil. The event offers new opportunities for the international African revolution to consolidate itself, and to advance the cause of world socialism not seen since the defeat of the Black Revolution of the Sixties.