Buenos Aires Conference

Resolution In Support of Miners in Namibia

We oppose the union busting tactics of public and private Chinese companies in Namibia and support the struggle of the uranium miners and workers at the Husab mine and Rossing mine where union leaders and workers have been fired. We

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Buenos Aires Conference

Resolution on Peru

On December 7, 2022, a pro-Yankee civic-military coup d’état was imposed against the government of Professor Pedro Castillo, ignoring the will of the people. Castillo did not take any anti-imperialist measures, but in a context of crisis and trade war

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Buenos Aires Conference

Resolution on Chile

We repudiate the repressive policies of the government of Gabriel Boric against the Mapuche people, homeless families, students and the migrant community. More than two years into his term of office Boric has demonstrated his character as an enemy of

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Buenos Aires Conference

Resolution on Cuba

We demand the release of the Cuban political prisoners condemned for participating in the protests against hunger that have been taking place since July 11, 2021. The effects of the blockade cannot make us lose sight of the very policy

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Buenos Aires Conference

Repressions in Russia

With the onset of large-scale war, all the repressive practices have intensified. New repressive laws on defamation against the army and military disinformation essentially prohibit any information differing from that provided by the Ministry of Defense. Many media outlets have

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Buenos Aires Conference

Resolution on Turkey

The Erdogan regime systematically continues to put pressure on the opposition forces of society. We experienced one of the latest examples of this, and one of the biggest waves of arrests in recent years, during the Mayday protests this year.

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Buenos Aires Conference

Resolution on Italy

In continuity with the escalation of repression that is advancing in many countries around the world, also as a preventive measure against the demands of the working class and in general of anyone who opposes the present state of affairs,

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