SNtuli

[J C @JOTACE7777]

Bolivia: 45 días de protestas y bloqueo de caminos pidiendo la renuncia del presidente cipayo, comunidades de Tiahuanaco se reúnen para la asamblea popular para analizar la situación actual

[Tere Felipe @_TereFelipe_]

🇨🇺 ¡Feliz cumpleaños Comandante, Ernesto “Che” Guevara, hasta la Victoria Siempre!

«El futuro pertenece al pueblo, y paso a paso o de un solo golpe, tomarán el poder, aquí y en todo el mundo.»

[El Fantasma @AlTopeyPunto891]

🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪✌️🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🫶🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Roberto Sánchez ha sido electo Presidente de Perú, pero Keiko Fujimori la hija del dictador Alberto Fujimori quiere cometer fraude junto a los injerencistas del sionismo-imperialismo, el pueblo Peruano se moviliza para no permitirles que la voluntad del pueblo sea burlada.

[aapayés @aapayes]

Día 44 de lucha y resistencia por las reivindicaciones del pueblo Boliviano, exigiendo la renuncia de lacayo Rodrigo Paz

[Historical Africa @historical_Afr]

1. Marcus Garvey built factories, where he made black dolls for black kids to play with.

2. He built a hotel.

3. He built a chain of grocery stores.

4. His organization had their own trucking company.

5. He built schools.

6. He built restaurants.

7. His organization had their own printing press.

8. He started 3 newspapers.

9. His main newspaper was called the Negro World, and that newspaper was published in Spanish and French.

10. His organization bought 5 ships and they started practicing international trade and commerce.

11. Marcus Garvey’s organization owned office buildings.

12. They also bought an auditorium in New York, and that’s where he mainly spoke and this place was called Liberty Hall.

13. By 1922 Marcus Garvey organization had 6 million members.

14. They had branches in 40 countries.

15. Marcus Garvey also started his own political party, and he named it The Peoples Political Party.

Marcus Garvey did all of that without help from the Government, and he did it with an 8th grade education
❤🖤💚

[Going Underground @GUnderground_TV]

‘PATRIA O MUERTE!’

On this day in 1928, Argentine communist revolutionary Che Guevara was born. As a young medical student, he traveled across Latin America on his motorbike and was appalled by the sheer amount of disease, hunger, and poverty across the continent.

He began to view Latin America as dominated and exploited by US capitalism, a belief that hardened after the CIA orchestrated the coup against Guatemala’s President Jacobo Arbenz, destroying much of the reforms he had implemented.

In Mexico City, he met two brothers who shared his ideas; Fidel and Raul Castro. From that moment he joined the 26th of July Movement and became instrumental in the success of the Cuban Revolution and the destruction of the US-backed Batista dictatorship.

In Cuba’s government, he spearheaded a successful and rapid literacy campaign, enacted land reform to distribute land from bourgeois land owners to Cuban peasants, and played a key role in defeating the CIA’s Bay of Pigs Invasion.

After succeeding in Cuba, Guevara left Cuba to assist revolutionary struggles abroad. He would be captured by CIA-backed Bolivian forces.

When Mario Terán, the soldier who would execute him, entered the room, Guevara reportedly said “I know you’ve come to kill me. Shoot, coward! You are only going to kill a man.”

In death, Che Guevara would become the iconic symbol of revolutionary martyrdom; giving up his own life with no fear, for the cause of fighting oppression and liberating others.

Hasta La Victoria Siempre!

[Vanguardia del Pueblo 🇧🇴 @VangPueblo]

🚨 #ElAlto: Tayka Marka Comanche (Pacajes) rechaza diálogo con el Gobierno, ratifica bloqueos y exige la renuncia del presidente Rodrigo Paz. Además, convocan a otros sectores a sumarse a las movilizaciones. #Bolivia

[Jason Hickel @jasonhickel]

Dr Walter Rodney was assassinated on June 13, 1980, by a bomb planted in a walkie talkie. He was 38.

His key work, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa, exposed the roots of global inequality and the violence of colonial underdevelopment.

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

KICK ISRAEL OUT OF FIFA!

[J C @JOTACE7777]

Bolivia: El cerco de Tupac Katari duro más de 3 meses; Día 44 de protesta y bloqueo de caminos pidiendo la renuncia del presidente cipayo

[Àyànfè @Danny456080]

African elites aren’t simply weak or corrupt, they are structurally positioned to serve foreign interests because that’s where their class power came from.

Their wealth depended on keeping the extraction system intact.

[RTSG @RTSG_Main]

Che Guevara was a HERO.

He is easily one of the greatest revolutionaries ever to live.

[Sesinga Mavikithi @themankhosi]

The @IECSouthAfrica Stole uMkhonto WeSizwe MK Party VOTES.

IEC was paid $2,5 billion by USAID who was influenced by both Cyril Ramaphosa and George Soros not to allow uMkhonto WeSizwe MK Party to win election thus there 2 hours DASHBOARD BLACKOUT to play manipulate numbers.

[Jason Hickel @jasonhickel]

On this day in 1954, the US backed a coup against Jacobo Árbenz, the progressive, democratically elected leader of Guatemala, because he sought to restore land to small farmers and Indigenous communities that had been dispossessed by US fruit companies.

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

Did you know there are millions of Africans soldiers who fought against the Nazis just like African-American soldiers who fought against the Nazis?. and yes, they were racially mistreated by the very people they were fighting for.

[Special One 🇿🇦 @Nhleiks5]

Ntate Brian Molefe TG of the MK Party ukuphi?🤔

[RussiaNews 🇷🇺 @mog_russEN]

Putin met with participants in the special military operation, personally shaking hands with each fighter during a meeting with around 20 servicemen.

[Stunner @invertCucurella]

🚨BREAKING: Didier Drogba says the Ghana government launching an official protest against the Canada government on Thomas Partey visa denial and Warning them to overturn that unfortunate decisions is the right thing to do

"I think the Ghanaian government is absolutely right to stand up for one of its citizens. Whether you agree with Thomas Partey or not, every person deserves fair treatment and due process."

"What I respect is that Ghana didn't stay silent. They reportedly made their position clear and challenged a decision they felt was unfair and damaging."

"Too often African countries are expected to simply accept decisions made elsewhere without asking questions. This time, Ghana decided to ask those questions."

"If a player has not been found guilty in a court of law, then governments and football authorities have to be very careful about the message they send."

"The World Cup is supposed to bring nations together. It should not become a competition where administrative decisions create unnecessary controversy before the football even starts."

"I understand every country has the right to enforce its own laws and immigration policies, but there also has to be consistency, transparency and respect."

"For me, the important thing is that Ghana defended one of its own and made sure its concerns were heard at the highest level. That's exactly what any government should do for its citizens."

"Whether the decision is eventually overturned or not, Ghana sending a strong protest shows that African nations are becoming more confident in defending their people on the global stage, and I think that's something many Africans will support."

[SNtuli @SNtuli5]

@aapayes ✊ this brave men and women❤❤✊