I've never heard of Shafik Handal(photo below with Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez). Thanks for bringing his name. I'm still reading about him.

""""Theone, there are progressive Palestinians in El Salvador""""

Of course there are exceptions in every group, Maestro. There are Israelis who fight on behalf of Palestinians in Israel. I've seen it a number of times in their "Knesset"(Israel's parliament) during the genocide. There are Israelis who fought for the integration of Ethiopian Jews in Israel.

Just like the Americo-Liberians who excluded the native Liberians from power for about 133 years.

Yeah these were the descendants of formerly enslaved Americans in South Carolina who founded Liberia in 1822. Like William Tubman(Former Americo-Liberian president) for example his administration was characterized by authoritarian, top-down control that maintained the political supremacy of the Americo-Liberian elite, despite his so called unification policy. However on the other hand there was some direct armed fighting by Americo-Liberians for the indigenous against their own elite in Liberia.

Now unlike Tubman(the rasshole) former president Arthur Barclay(Also Americo-Liberian) brought interior indigenous populations under the jurisdiction of the Liberian government, which some historians analyze as a move to "incorporate" them into the state structure.

The support of indigenous Liberians rights largely emerged through policies. Indeed there is good and bad everywhere.