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China Is Helping Cuba Build Power Under Energy Siege
Chinese-backed solar expansion is giving Cuba new generating capacity as fuel shortages and U.S. pressure deepen blackouts. The strongest form of solidarity is productive capacity that remains on the island.

Carlitos Marquez


The Bolsonaro Dynasty: Conviction, Militia-Linked Networks and International Alliances
Bolsonarismo survived Jair Bolsonaro’s presidency by becoming a wider political network. The documented record includes a coup conviction, militia-linked associations, a current investigation and transnational right-wing alliances.

Carlitos Marquez


Escondida’s 95% Strike Vote Is a Fight Over Who Captures Copper’s Value
At the world’s largest copper mine, supervisors overwhelmingly rejected BHP’s contract offer. The dispute centers on pay, schedules, work intensity and the distribution of value from a strategic mineral asset.

Carlitos Marquez


Why a $20 Federal Minimum Wage Is Really a Fight Over Labor’s Share
The federal minimum wage is still $7.25. A $20 floor would be a major redistribution toward low-wage labor—and its effects should be debated as a question of wages, prices, employment and bargaining power.

Carlitos Marquez
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