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Venezuela's Simón Bolívar International Airport partially resumed passenger flights on September 1, using temporary terminals built in 35 days after June's devastating earthquakes, restoring key connectivity despite ongoing recovery and the US blockade.

Ten years after the parliamentary coup that removed Dilma Rousseff, Brazil reflects on her legacy as a resistance fighter and president, and her subsequent exoneration and leadership of the New Development Bank.

Cira Pascual Marquina argues that solidarity with Venezuela must shift from conference tourism to reciprocal engagement with communes, as the Bolivarian Revolution faces imperialist aggression and internal retreats.

Iran's armed forces warn the US that further aggression will meet an even fiercer response, following overnight strikes on American bases in Jordan.

A Venezuelan professor argues that US-promised prosperity is a trap for resource extraction, urging working-class organization and sovereignty over imported solutions.

Media-driven lies and slander constitute crimes that enjoy impunity, demanding a global network of people-controlled prosecutor's offices to combat capitalist and imperialist disinformation.

Traces 235 years of capitalist exploitation of Haiti, from the revolution's debt to modern deportations, and calls for reparations and solidarity.

Lindiwe Zulu recounts her journey from young South African to exile, education in the Soviet Union, and time at Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College, then discusses small business, township economies, leadership, and public service.

Lindiwe Zulu's life spans exile after the 1976 Soweto uprising, journalism studies in Moscow, MK training camps, and frontline conflict in Angola, leading to her founding the Department of Small Business Development and reflecting on governance costs via Nkandla and Phala Phala.