A recent defamation case against a Peruvian journalist and publisher has sparked concern about freedom of speech.
In a race that proves taking power through the ballot box is possible, the radical opposition is the biggest loser.
En un evento que muestra las posibilidades de asistir a las urnas, la oposición radical es la que más pierde.
En Guatemala, las salvaguardas contra la corrupción, la impunidad y la violencia estatal están siendo desmanteladas por los políticos, las élites y los militares y algunos temen el regreso de un estado autoritario.
In Guatemala, safeguards against corruption, impunity, and state violence are being dismantled by the politicians, elites, and military and some fear the return of an authoritarian state.
Mas allá de flujos financieros y la intervención directa, redes de poder politica y mediatica contribuyen a la formación de narrativas consensuadas que fortalecen el estatus quo.
In Puna, companies extracting lithium also drain the limited water supply for Guayatayoc communities dependent on groundwater.
In an evolving media ecosystem, concentrated ownership persists as conglomerates scramble to adapt to the digital age.
In the Honduran Muskitia, Indigenous people have long been targets of violence and injustice by the government’s fight against drug trafficking.
En un contexto de creciente descontento del electorado, los comicios de Costa Rica de 2022 probablemente mantendrán una desigualdad cada vez más insostenible.
Forty years after the heinous state-sponsored crimes were committed, Maya Achi women get their day in court.
Ending more than a decade of right-wing rule, Xiomara Castro will enter office on January 27 with an agenda strongly shaped by women’s activism and other social movements.