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Bolivia's armed forces said in a statement today that it would launch plans to protect essential public services amid escalating violence in the South American nation after leftist leader Evo Morales resigned as President yesterday. Looting and roadblocks co…

Image copyrightEPAImage caption Opposition supporters celebrated the resignation of Mr Morales Tension is high in Bolivia following the resignation of the president, Evo Morales, after weeks of protest over a disputed election. Mr Morales stepped down aft…

By Monica Machicao, Daniel Ramos and Sergio Limchi LA PAZ/SANTA CRUZ (Reuters) - From Bolivia's capital La Paz high in the Andes to the steamy city of Santa Cruz in the eastern lowlands, weeks of protests have loosened leftist President Evo Morales' grip on …

Zimbabwe police Wednesday blocked government workers from marching to protest for better salaries, a day after dozens of public hospital doctors were fired for striking for more pay. Strikes have become frequent in the southern African country in recent week…

The streets are on fire in many citiesall over the world. The rage against a corrupt elite, which has monopolised power in most countries, seems to be spreading like wildfire. Youths are no longer in thrall of the brute power of the state. The latest example …

Now is the time to throw off all hesitation, open up new fronts of struggle and to launch every protest, demonstration, and anti-imperialist action from the ballot box to the barricades as an act to deepen the crisis of imperialism. Every protest against pol…

Hosts Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola of the “Unauthorized Disclosure” weekly podcast are joined by Renato Velez, a left-wing activist in Chile. He has been involved in the protests and talks to them about how they were sparked. Renato addresses the way in w…

FOR ANYONE trying to follow protest movements around the world it is hard to keep up. Large anti-government demonstrations, some peaceful and some not, have taken place in recent weeks in countries on every continent: Algeria, Bolivia, Britain, Catalonia, Chi…

National Park Service pull new protests restrictions; Lebanese Prime Minister Hariri resigns; USAID money directed to Guaido posse On this episode of "By Any Means Necessary" hosts Eugene Puryear and Sean Blackmon are joined by Mara Verheyden Hilliard, Execu…

By Lambert Strether of Corrente. In our previous post, Global Protests Round-Up: Authoritarian Adaptation, Data Gathering, and the Role of Class, we prepared for a look at some country studies with a review of the literature. Topics to watch for: Authoritari…