A Campaign Against Economic Coercive Measures
by Mark Weisbrot, published on Common Dreams, July 14, 2026 The economic pain of sanctions is only compounding the suffering caused by last month’s earthquakes. More than 3,800 people have[…]
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by Ted Snider, published on The American Conservative, January 19, 2026 You can’t understand recent events without paying attention to America’s use of crippling sanctions. The U.S. will “keep on[…]
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by Vijay Prashad, published on Socialist Action, December 31, 1025 The United States had no problem with Venezuela itself, nor with the country or its former oligarchy. The problem the U.S.[…]
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SanctionsKill/Americas Without Sanctions, along with the National Network on Cuba, the Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition, and the Venezuela Solidarity Network, issue the following statement that we invite all people of conscience[…]
Read moreA detailed, interactive infographic breaks down Washington’s attacks against the Venezuelan oil industry and their devastating impact. Re-published from Venezuelanalysis In recent years, successive US administrations have levied wave after[…]
Read moreSanctionsKill submitted an analysis to a request by Alena Douhan, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercive Measures, in response for a call for specific examples and comments on[…]
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by Michael Galant and Alexander Main, published on CEPR (Center for Economic and Policy Research) Website, March 3, 2025 The question of migration occupies a central and divisive place in[…]
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WEBINAR, SUNDAY JANUARY 26 REGISTER: bit.ly/NicaJan26 Noon Pacific time / 2 pm Nicaragua / 3 pm Eastern / 8 pm Greenwich UK The United States and its allies have long imposed[…]
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[Español abajo] On Human Rights Day, December 10, 2024, SanctionsKill/Americas Without Sanctions organized a forum at Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, DC on “How U.S. Sanctions Violate Human Rights in[…]
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Sanctions Kill endorses this sign-on letter by Venezuela Solidarity Network Nicolas Maduro will be sworn in by Venezuela’s National Assembly for a new term as president on January 10. In[…]
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