International

International: History Shows Us That the Forces Behind Bolivia’s Coup Do Not Warrant ‘Nuance’
While it's true that the protests leading up to Evo Morales's forced resignation were diverse in motivation, Aidan Nyhus argues the forces lining up to consolidate state power now make a defence of Morales paramount.
International: Bolivia’s Coup Threatens the Struggle for Social Liberation and Economic Justice
Driven by the urban middle classes and ultra-right regional elites, the coup currently taking place in Bolivia is in large part a backlash against nearly a decade and a half of redistributive and pro-indigenous policies. Olivia Arigho-Stiles explains.
International: Spain’s Coming Election Will Determine the Next Phase of Its Constitutional Crisis
Gripped in what seems like a perpertual state of constitutional crisis, Spain heads to the polls for its fourth general election in as many years on Sunday. Javier Moreno Zacarés examines PSOE's tight-rope walk, the fractures in the left, and how recent Catalan unrest complicates the situation.