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Regional Americas Conference

December 17–19, 2026

Buenos Aires, Argentina

An anti-imperialist and antifascist gathering for the sovereignty of peoples.

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PORTO ALEGRE DECLARATION: UNITY AGAINST FASCISM AND FOR THE SOVEREIGNTY OF PEOPLES

PORTO ALEGRE DECLARATION: UNITY AGAINST FASCISM AND FOR THE SOVEREIGNTY OF PEOPLES

March 29, 2026

Gathered in Porto Alegre — a city that symbolizes international struggles and holds important democratic traditions and aspirations — thousands of activists from more than forty countries across five continents celebrate our unity in diversity, seeking to advance organization for resistance and the struggle against the various forms of fascism, the far right, and imperialism … Continued

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Self-managed Activities: Access the full schedule

Self-managed Activities: Access the full schedule

March 17, 2026

In addition to the main conferences, the event will also include space for self-managed activities, allowing activists, social movements, collectives, organizations, and participants in general to organize their own activities, discussions, workshops, launches, dialogue circles, or educational experiences. For self-managed activities, the organizing committee does not guarantee simultaneous translation, as is provided in the main … Continued

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Antifascist Pre-Conference in Pelotas Brings Together Hundreds and Strengthens Popular Mobilization

Antifascist Pre-Conference in Pelotas Brings Together Hundreds and Strengthens Popular Mobilization

March 4, 2026

Historic event in southern Rio Grande do Sul marks the beginning of broad articulation against neofascism and connects local struggle to the international agenda. Last Saturday, February 28, the city of Pelotas became the stage for a significant moment in Brazil’s democratic resistance. The Antifascist Pre-Conference brought together 190 participants and 30 social organizations for … Continued

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