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Climate and environment overlooked in presidential race as economic concerns top electorate’s agenda
Bernie Sanders is wrong - Hugo Chávez was not a dictator
Guatemala-U.S. Migration: Transforming Regions by Susanne Jonas and Nestor Rodríguez explores migration from Guatemala to the United States from the 1970s to the present.
Olvidados tells a compelling and tragic story of what protestors suffered because of Operation Condor
The "Liberation of Mother Earth" movement of the Nasa indigenous people in Cauca retakes ancestral land and defies corporate interests
President Dilma Rousseff appears to have weathered calls for her impeachment, but the ruling Workers’ Party is in tatters, and a resurgent right is threatening the social progress of the last 12 years. Yet despite recent setbacks the left is showing signs of regeneration.
The government’s recent attack on four research NGOs highlights the need for continuing debate around Bolivia’s extractivist development model.
Outsourcing immigration enforcement to Mexico allows the Obama administration to ignore continued child migration and avoid providing asylum to Central American youth.
Teachers fight on virtually alone: a militant minority whose interests seem selfish to some and whose tactics seem violent to others. Yet a great many teachers feel they fight not only for themselves, but for their union, their communities, and for Mexican democracy.