Rossana Cambron

Rossana Cambron is co-chair of the Communist Party USA. She is active in the peace and immigrant rights movements, enjoys learning about new technology and reading about historical events. She is also a videographer for People's World in Southern California.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Rossana Cambron

Labor

LA women on hunger strike for $15 at mayor’s door
April 17, 2015 By Rossana Cambron
"We are bringing this fight to the doors of the mayor and city council members, telling them what they are proposing is not enough."
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U.S.

Low wage strikes and protests biggest in U.S. history
April 16, 2015 By Rossana Cambron And John Wojcik
Low-wage workers in over 200 cities, backed by the nation's unions, walked off their jobs or joined protesters yesterday from one end of the nation to the other.
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U.S.

Chicago Latinas gather to hear Jesus “Chuy” Garcia
April 6, 2015 By Rossana Cambron
Latina leaders engaged in an open dialogue with candidate for mayor Chuy Garcia.
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U.S.

Chicago elections birthing new people’s movement
April 3, 2015 By Rossana Cambron And Roberta Wood
"Latino, white, black - all the neighborhoods of the 10th ward - our destiny is tied; we are forged of steel."
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World

Ayotzinapa Caravana 43: Families call for missing students to be returned
March 25, 2015 By Rossana Cambron
Families and friends from Ayotzinapa have expanded their call to the Mexican government to return their sons and fellow students.
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U.S.

Caregiving matters: International Women’s Day in Los Angeles
March 11, 2015 By Rossana Cambron
The global theme of this year's Mar. 7 annual International Women's Day event was "A Living Wage for Mothers and All Caregivers."
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World

Morena, the hope of Mexico
February 20, 2015 By Rossana Cambron
On Friday, Feb. 13, a binational meeting took place between committees of the Movement for National Regeneration, in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
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U.S.

The wedding of the century
February 3, 2015 By Rossana Cambron
A four-year romance became the celebration not just of two people being joined together in marriage, but that of a family's triumph over injustice and discrimination.
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