Following the elections on 7 October, Brazil is in great danger from the point of view of millions of workers, peasants, youth, women, black and indigenous people, LGBT people and all the exploited and oppressed.
The last days of one of the most turbulent election campaigns in recent Brazilian history are clearly showing the political polarisation in the country.
From mourning to struggle
For unity in the struggle against attacks without stopping to build a new Left Socialist alternative
On 28 April, the Brazilian working class gave a clear sign of its strength and ability to mobilise.
For a one-day general strike as the next step.
15 March was a national day of struggle and paralysis throughout Brazil against anti-worker reforms applied by the illegitimate government of Michel Temer. This was the most important workers’ and popular mobilisation since Dilma Rousseff (PT) was removed from...
