Say Their Names Say the names of some of those that have died in ICE custody this year: Ismael Ayala Uribe, Chao Feng Ge, Isidro Perez, Marie Ange Blaise, Maksym Chemyak, Brayan Rayo-Garzon and [...] Continue Reading
National & International
Nile Water Disputes and Regional Solutions
The Nile River has served as the backbone of life and civilization. Flowing through northeastern Africa, the Nile River is the longest river in the world, spanning approximately 6,650 to 6,850 [...] Continue Reading
UN Issues a Drone Warfare Warning
On the surface, a UN investigation into war crimes in southern Ukraine might feel far from Fresno. The cities mentioned in the report are half a world away. The names are not immediately recognized: [...] Continue Reading
Print Media Matters, Keep it Alive!
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Palestine: Acting Locally, Thinking Globally
Without U.S. Support It Wouldn’t Have Happened The United States under the Biden and Trump administrations has provided at least $21.7 billion in military assistance to Israel since the start of [...] Continue Reading
Make a Wave For Gaza
On Saturday, October 4, more than two dozen people attended the “Make a Wave for Gaza” event at Broadway Parque, in downtown Fresno. Participants folded and decorated small paper boats, and some of [...] Continue Reading
Un Estado Policial, Inestable, Dividido, Autoritario, Hostil: no es Corea del Norte
(Nota del editor: esta nota se reproduce con el permiso de HispanicLA.com) Desde el inicio de la administración Trump hemos reportado centenares de redadas migratorias lanzadas en todo el país—pero [...] Continue Reading
Republican Budget Is Immoral
“In virtually every single area, this bill takes us in precisely the wrong direction.” —Senator Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) On July 4, America celebrated its independence from the harsh and [...] Continue Reading
UN Report Confirms Israel’s Economy of Genocide
On July 3, the UN High Commission on Human Rights issued a press release entitled “Forever-Occupation, genocide and profit: Special Rapporteur’s report exposes corporate forces behind destruction of [...] Continue Reading
From Nicaragua to Vietnam to Palestine
This spring, Veterans for Peace (VFP) members were part of two impactful delegations—first to Nicaragua in March, then to Vietnam in April and May. These veterans, who are committed to exposing the [...] Continue Reading
Neocolonial Dilemma in Africa
Under the influence or direction of former colonial powers and international organizations, many African countries have adopted Western-style democracy since the wave of independence movements in the [...] Continue Reading
Adiós al Papa Francisco
(Nota del Editor: esta nota se reproduce con permiso de HispanicLA.com) Jorge Mario Bergoglio, el Papa Francisco, que falleció el lunes 21 de abril a las 7:35 hora de Italia, a los 88 años en El [...] Continue Reading