How can I tell when my print subscription expires?

On the mailing label of your latest issue of the NACLA Report, there is an expiration code on the line above your name, generally beginning with the letter R or D, and followed by a three-digit code.

That code is the volume and issue number of the last issue you'll receive with your current subscription: so R412 above is a subscriber whose last issue was Volume 41, Number 2 (March/April 2008). There are six issues in each volume, with number 1 being the January/February issue, and number 6 being the November/December issue.

As a print subscriber, how do I access online material?

To access 10 full years of archived material free of charge, print subscribers need to create an account on nacla.org (or log-in to your existing account), and then validate your subscriber status on the subscribe page.

On the subscribe page, under "Subscription Options," simply enter the five-digit Print Subscriber Label Code that appears on the address label of your magazine, as shown above, and leave the rest of the information blank. This will validate your subscription with the online database, and give you access to read, print, and download .pdfs of articles from the last ten years of the NACLA Report free of charge.

How do I change my password?

If you can't remember the password you use to access the NACLA website, visit https://nacla.org/user/password to get a new password emailed to you.

How do I change my address?

To change the address where you want your print magazine sent, please use our contact form. Enter the subject "Change of Address" and be sure to include your previous address in addition to your new one.

Online-only subscriptions

NACLA is now offering online-only subscriptions. Too many periodicals in your mailbox? Too much clutter? An online-only subscription is the answer! You get full access to each issue of NACLA Report as soon it is published for just $28 a year! Plus, as a subscriber, you get access to 10 full years of archived back issues immediately, and free of charge!

Take advantage of this new offer today, and subscribe online to the NACLA Report on the Americas - a magazine that Naomi Klein says is "credible, timely, and firmly rooted in the realities of the region" and that Noam Chomsky calls "a resource of enormous value." So become a first-time Naclista, or come back to NACLA, with a convenient, inexpensive online-only subscription: click here.

I still have a question - who do I contact?

We're happy to help with subscription inquiries. Feel free to get in touch!

Joao Da Silva
Outreach and Circulation Coordinator
North American Congress on Latin America
NACLA Report on the Americas
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New York, NY 10013
t: 646.613.1440 x203
f: 646.613.1443