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Subject Global Left Midweek – Focus on Latin America
Date December 1, 2022 1:00 AM
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GLOBAL LEFT MIDWEEK – FOCUS ON LATIN AMERICA  
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November 30, 2022
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_ A great transition in our hemisphere, and a labor action news
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The political map today. Credit, Courthouse News Service

 

* The Number One Issue
* La Lucha Sigue: Abortion Rights Victory
* Latin Unions Defend Bolivia’s Democracy
* Brazil’s Evangelical Leftist
* Ecuador: Anti-Neoliberal Resistance
* Central American Networks Fight Extractivism
* The World Needs Chile
* Colombia is Finally Changing
* Workers in Action Worldwide
* Emergency: The War Against Kurdistan

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THE NUMBER ONE ISSUE
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_Lucas Estanislau_ / Brasil de Fato (São Paulo)

The recent victories of progressive candidates in presidential
elections in many South American countries have reopened the debate on
new regional integration mechanisms. The signs sent by presidents
about the urgency in protecting the Amazon rainforest and fighting
climate change indicate that the environmental agenda will be a
crucial topic for regional realignment.

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LA LUCHA SIGUE: ABORTION RIGHTS VICTORY
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_Tina Vásquez_ / Yes! (Poulsbo WA)

According to attorneys and activists in Colombia, Mexico, and
Argentina, securing the right to abortion was the result of a
multipronged approach: grassroots organizing, strategic litigation,
and most importantly, changing the narrative.

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LATIN UNIONS DEFEND BOLIVIA’S DEMOCRACY
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_Ana Zorita_ / Green Left (Sydney)

Right-wing groups — led by far-right Santa Cruz governor Luis
Fernando Camacho — have been mobilising against President Luis Arce
to destabilise the democratically elected government. Trade unions
across Latin America have expressed solidarity with Bolivian workers
and their government in the face of right-wing destabilisation
attempts in Santa Cruz since October.

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BRAZIL
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EVANGELICAL LEFTIST
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_Ana Ionova_ / Americas Quarterly (New York)

Henrique Vieira is a devout Baptist pastor—and a card-carrying
member of Brazil’s Socialism and Freedom Party. HIs decision to run
for office is part of a broader attempt by the Brazilian left to win
over the country’s growing evangelical voter base.

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ECUADOR: ANTI-NEOLIBERAL RESISTANCE
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_Irene León and José Agualsaca_ / ALAI (Quito)

All possible efforts will be key to achieve substantive convergences
between movements and political actors that advocate for a common good
approach, that advocate for a perspective that places life above
capital, in line with the advanced constitutional definitions that the
country has.

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CENTRAL AMERICAN NETWORKS FIGHT 
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_Giada Ferrucci and Pedro Cabezas_ / NACLA Report (New York)

Communities affected by mining projects are organizing in
opposition against the extractive model as they endure its severe
socio-environmental impacts. As anti mining movements have gained
popular support in the region, they have formed strategic national and
regional alliances to achieve important victories in regulating and
even stopping the installation of mining projects. 

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BORIC INTERVIEW:
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WORLD NEEDS CHILE’
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Al Jazeera (Doha)

While the opposition claims President Boric’s political honeymoon
period ended almost as quickly as it began, his supporters say the
young leader should not be counted out so quickly. How will he move
forward? We find out as Chilean President Gabriel Boric talks to Al
Jazeera.

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COLOMBIA IS FINALLY CHANGING
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_Alejandra Garcia_ / Resumen (Oakland)

Gustavo Petro promised a change, and he is achieving it. One hundred
days after his inauguration ceremony in Bogota’s Bolivar Square, the
first left-wing president of this Latin American country has managed
to implement 50 essential measures to lift Colombians out of endemic
poverty and violence.

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WORKERS IN ACTION WORLDWIDE

* GLOBAL ‘MAKE AMAZON PAY’ DAY
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  _Alain Sherter_ / CBS News (New York)
 
* UK WINTER OF STRIKES
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* SOUTH KOREA: YOON OUT TO BREAK TRUCKERS’ STRIKE
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  / Al Jazeera
 
* NURSES IN ONTARIO
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* FOXCONN WORKERS LIGHT A SPARK
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  / China Labour Bulletin (Hong Kong)
 
* SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC SECTOR
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* CASINO WORKERS IN CAMBODIA
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 _Julie Moraine_ / Gambling News 
 

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THE WAR AGAINST KURDISTAN
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_Chiara Cruciati_ / il manifesto Global (Rome)

A hospital, grain silos, a market, a power plant: civilian
infrastructure is a target for the renewed Turkish military operation
against Rojava, the Syrian Kurdistan. We spoke to Nilufer Koc, the
spokeswoman for the international affairs office of the KNK, the
Kurdistan National Congress.

* Latin America
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* environment
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* Amazon region
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* abortion rights
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* unions
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* Bolivia
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* Brazil
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* evangelicals
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* PSOL
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* Ecuador
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* neo-liberalism
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* Central America
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* mining
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* Chile
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* Gabriel Boric
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* Colombia
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* Gustavo Petro
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* Public Workers
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* strike at Amazon
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* UK
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* South Korea
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* truckers
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* Yoon Suk-yeol
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* Nurses
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* China
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* Foxconn
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* South Africa
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* Casinos
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* Cambodia
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* Kurdistan
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* Nilufer Koc
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* Kurdistan National Congress
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* Labour Rights Supported Union
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* Am Sam Ath
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