🟣🟢 Feminist activists took to the streets of San Juan, Puerto Rico in the March for Reproductive Justice, to demand their sexual and reproductive rights be protected and respected by the state.

Zóan Dávila, of the Feminist Collective in Construction, spoke at the march and declared that the rights of women and LGBTQ+ people are being threatened by a conservative minority that seek to control their bodies for their own profit and interests.

European Union member states failed – yet again – to take action on Israel’s numerous war crimes as the bloc’s Foreign Affairs Council chose not to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement. After the meeting, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas said there was “no unanimity on the proposal tabled by some member states for a full or partial suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement.”

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/22/eu-fails-to-suspend-agreement-with-israel/

Students of the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb walked out after Iddo Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu’s brother, gave a secret guest lecture at the institution.

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/24/students-in-croatia-protest-netanyahu-brothers-secret-lecture-our-faculty-was-turned-into-crime-propaganda-testing-ground/

Members of major left parties in India rallied in New Delhi in solidarity with workers who have been staging protests across the country seeking an increase in their minimum wage and an end to state repression.

The protesters raised slogans denouncing the arrest of hundreds of workers by the security forces and demanded the scrapping of four new labor codes enacted by the ultra-right-wing government in the country.

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/24/indias-left-parties-back-un-unionized-workers-in-struggle-for-minimum-wage/

Mali faced a wave of coordinated terrorist attacks on Saturday morning, as armed groups launched near-simultaneous assaults on multiple cities, including the capital, Bamako. The attacks, which targeted military installations and strategic points, represent a major escalation of violence in the country in recent months.

On Sunday, as attacks continued in different parts of the country, news broke that Malian Defense Minister General Sadio Camara was killed in a joint FLA and JNIM attack in the town of Kati where Mali’s interim president Assimi Goita also lives. Camara was a top leader in the Goita government and his death is seen as a major blow.

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/25/coordinated-terror-attacks-strike-mali-as-military-claims-control/

Israeli authorities are reportedly pursuing another six-month extension to the imprisonment of Palestinian pediatrician Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, taken by Israeli occupation forces from Kamal Adwan Hospital over two years ago.

Over the past months, family members, health workers, and UN experts have raised the alarm over Dr. Abu Safiya’s condition, warning of torture and deteriorating health. “Dr. Abu Safiya’s lawyer has not been allowed to meet him for more than two months, ever since his transfer to Ketziot Prison and despite reports of violence, significant weight loss and medical neglect,” Physicians for Human Rights Israel recently wrote.

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/27/israeli-authorities-pursue-another-extension-to-dr-hussam-abu-safiyas-imprisonment/

Peter Thiel, PayPal co-founder, early Facebook investor, and founder and current chairman of Palantir Technologies, visited Buenos Aires and met with far-right President Javier Milei. Thiel’s visit has not gone unnoticed in the South American country, especially given the enormous economic and political power accumulated by Palantir, a data collection, integration, and analysis company that, according to New York Times columnist Michael Steinberg, received funding from the CIA through In-Q-Tel, the investment arm of the US security agency.

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/27/peter-thiel-has-private-meeting-with-argentine-president-javier-milei/

🇲🇱 The Malian community in Montreuil, a suburb of Paris, France, organized a protest in the wake of the wave of coordinated attacks in Mali this past weekend. The demonstrators condemned colonialism and denounced the assassination of Mali's Defense Minister Sadio Camara.

Italy marked its 81st Liberation Day anniversary on April 25, highlighting the continuity of struggle against fascism during World War II and all iterations of imperialism today.

“Cambiamo tutto – Let’s change everything” was a prominent slogan across the country, reflecting the widespread demand for radical change, not unlike the one promised by the people’s victory over fascism.

The date commemorates Italy’s Liberation from fascist rule in 1945, celebrating the partisan resistance that made the establishment of democratic institutions possible. “April 25 is a day of struggle, not only to keep alive the memory of the partisan resistance, but above all to continue moving forward in building an alternative,” the student collective CAU emphasized.

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https://peoplesdispatch.org/2026/04/27/liberation-day-in-italy-marked-in-solidarity-with-cuba-and-palestine/

🇵🇦Rural communities in Rio Indio, Panama fight for environmental protection

Rural communities in Panama’s Río Indio region marched against a proposed reservoir project linked to the Panama Canal. The government-backed project would create an artificial reservoir to supply water to the canal, but residents warn it would force around 38 rural communities to relocate, destroy agricultural land, disrupt traditional ways of life, and cause environmental damage