Poema dispuesto

Juan Afanador, Carolina Dávila y Jennifer Vega July 17, 2026

Un poema sin permiso, pero a la escucha de un lugar ...

Amulets in Transit: Gifts of Care in Times of Violence

Alina Peña Iguarán July 16, 2026

Through the making and exchange of textile pouches, minimal gifts become relational practices that sustain presence where violence seeks erasure ...

Looking North, Building East

Tony Kirby July 16, 2026

As Chinese investment reshapes Colombia's infrastructure, the country's longstanding alliance with the United States enters a new era of strategic balancing ...

Ramiro Giganti and members of the Argentine delegation of the Global Sumud Flotilla march in Buenos Aires on June 27 under the slogan "Stop the Genocide." (Ella Fernández)

Tortured by Israel, Abandoned by Argentina

Ella Fernández July 15, 2026

As the country’s far-right Zionist president seeks to deepen ties with Israel, Argentine activists in solidarity with Palestine have been left to pay the price ...

Archivos deseantes, memorias persistentes

Ángeles Donoso Macaya July 14, 2026

Una conversación con Romina Resuche y Zahara Gómez Lucini sobre la colectivización, el archivo vivo y el deseo de poner la memoria en común ...

El paro de maestros, el Mundial y la lucha por la soberanía mexicana

Isabel María Villalón July 13, 2026

Mientras México es coanfitrión del Mundial, la CNTE libra una lucha más amplia por el control de la riqueza, las instituciones públicas y el futuro de la nación ...

NACLA Web Series: The 2026 World Cup

NACLA Editors July 10, 2026

In this web series, NACLA contributors cover the intersection of fútbol and politics from a wide variety of angles ...

Mexico 86 (Review)

Katalyn Solís July 10, 2026

Mexico 86 highlights the parallels between the 1986 and 2026 FIFA World Cup, as well as the threads of corruption and scandal that bind them together ...

Reviews

Leonardo Padura’s Like Dust in the Wind and the Afterlife of a Generation

Ella Fernández May 29, 2026

Padura's novel traces the dreams, disappointments, and dispersal of a generation shaped by the Cuban Revolution ...

Music and Political Imprisonment in Pinochet’s Chile (Review)

Ramona Wadi May 22, 2026

Katia Chornik's book details how music was used as a form of torture and resistance during the Pinochet dictatorship ...

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Desiring Temporalities + Playful Aesthetics

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