Michael Laxer
Greed & the pandemic: Red Daily newswire July 3
With news from the Black Lives Matter movement, the US, Canada and elsewhere

International left news from July 2.
Black Lives Matter:
Christopher Columbus statue removed from Columbus City Hall
Sawant Condemns Durkan’s Attack on Capitol Hill Organized Protest
David Starkey dropped by publisher and university positions after racist remarks
Austria:
Communist youth in Austria resist fascist mobilizations
Canada:
Loblaws employees say stores are handling COVID-19 unsafely, putting them at risk
Supreme Court rejects Indigenous challenge to Trans Mountain pipeline approval
Kill the Mass Eviction Bill: Ford Escalates Threat of Mass Evictions
United Kingdom:
As Domestic Abuse Rises, U.K. Failings Leave Victims in Peril
Young People Are Leaving the Labour Party Because of Keir Starmer
Labour Leader Keir Starmer Appeals To Black People Not To Leave The Party
United States:
LA's Covid-19 'explosion': overwhelmed hospitals, struggling workers, shuttered restaurants
Inquiry Prompted by Trump’s Hurricane Dorian Claim Is Being Blocked, Investigator Says
Eviction protest turns violent as crowd is pepper-sprayed by deputies; courthouse damaged
Baltimore Court Reinstates $38 Million in Damages to Family of Korryn Gaines, Killed by Police
Protesters With Plastic Pitchforks Just Showed Up to Billionaires’ Mansions in the Hamptons
Venezuela:
Trump used looted Venezuelan public money to build border wall with Mexico
The High Court's ruling boosts imperialist aggression and piracy against Venezuela
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