Four years after the death of Alejandro Castro "the wick", the and the inhabitants of Quintero, Ventana and Puchuncaví, continue to demand the closure of industries and an end to slaughter zones throughout the country, while fighting and making their lives daily they continue to be poisoned because of the industrial cord that pollutes the air and water every day. Those who fight for the living cannot be called dead.

Photographs from the protest on 29 September 2018 and funeral of Alejando Castro "the mecha"

Pictures say more than a thousand words – uprisings in Tehran and the historic revenge of the oppressed women

We are witnessing a unique unity that has never been equaled in the history of Iranian fighting. Previous revolutions have always created some kind of generational and class divide. Despite the fact that the active participation of the community from all generations and classes shows that there is no such generational and class difference.

Rojhilat and Iran is taking historic revenge for the oppression of women and peoples through the women's revolution involving all walks of life, led by young women. Iran's bloodthirsty occupying regime is on the verge of collapse if it continues to cling to the standpoints of the "old man's rule" and does not change in the spirit of the demands of protesting women and society.

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