To celebrate our 30th anniversary, we at NACLA sought out a wide variety of activists from throughout the Americas, and spoke to them about the current social and political moment. While making no attempt to be all-inclusive, we tried to capture the diversity of the current Latin American and Caribbean left (with one foray into U.S. trade unionism) by speaking with this broad sample of left activists about the resurgence of activity on the pan-American left. The activists interviewed come from political parties, labor organizations and a variety of social and political movements. We asked them to reflect upon the state of popular mobilization and the possibilities for change through the lens of their own political experience.
July/August
1997
Volume:
31
Number:
1