How The Rescue Effort is Unfolding in Colombia
In the aftermath of a massive earthquake, local communities in the city of Cali have taken on a large share of the rescue efforts, driven by solidarity.
Progressives Build a Common Agenda in Montevideo
As the Americas shift to the right, the region’s progressive forces met in Uruguay to chart a path forward.
El futuro de Guatemala frente a Estados Unidos se sella en un puerto
En un año el Cuerpo de Ingenieros del Ejército de los Estados Unidos ha recibido $170 millones del Gobierno de Guatemala para estudios de infraestructura vial y portuaria, cementando la dependencia del país centroamericano con EE.UU.
Guatemala’s Future with the United States is Sealed at a Port
Over the past year, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has received $170 million from the Guatemalan government for road and port infrastructure projects that are deepening its dependence on the U.S.
A Rightward Turn in Honduras Puts Land Defenders At Risk
The massacre of 20 campesinos in the Bajo Aguán Valley demonstrates the deadly consequences of their struggle against powerful landowners with ties to the recently elected far-right government.
Struggling for Truth and Reconciliation in Uruguay
Proposed legislation calls into question how far the current government is willing to go to help victims of the dictatorship find justice.
Colombia and Israel’s Cynical Disaster Diplomacy
Under the cover of earthquake response, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has dramatically reversed Colombia’s stance toward Israel, recognizing controversial Israeli claims over the occupied Golan Heights.
Garífuna Communities Face Forced Displacement in Honduras
A business-friendly agro-industry law, implemented by the country’s new right-wing government, is intensifying pressure on Garífuna land.
Las condenas perpetuas amenazan a mujeres y jóvenes en El Salvador
Tras cuatro años de una campaña de represión contra presuntos pandilleros que ha acabado con los derechos civiles, las recientes reformas constitucionales abren la puerta a nuevos abusos.
Call for Pitches | Peru’s Perpetual Crisis
[CLOSED] NACLA is currently accepting proposals for our Spring 2027 issue on the resurgence of Fujimorismo and institutional crisis in Peru. Send us your pitches by August 28, 2026.
Disaster Diplomacy: Israel’s Aid Mission to Venezuela Paves the Way for the Restoration of Ties
Israel’s aid mission to Venezuela has been framed by both sides as a step towards a deeper relationship, much to the chagrin of activists on the ground.
The Return of Fujimorismo
As Keiko Fujimori assumes power, the new president is reviving her father's hard-line approach to security and the economy—policies that once pushed Peru's fragile democracy to the brink.
