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January 8, 2020
In their new books, two veteran journalists detail the U.S. role in the national—and global—rise and fortification of borders.
January 6, 2020
A housing movement on the fringes of Mexico City offers an example of the fruits of breaking with the clientelism that has long dominated Mexican politics to build autonomous alternatives in its communities.
December 30, 2019
Medellín’s flagship public space interventions fall short of remedying structural problems, but for local residents in Comuna 13, the city’s changes offer a platform to advance their struggles for social justice in creative ways.
December 28, 2019
Iniciativas de planificación urbana colaborativa promovidas por movimientos de vivienda y el gobierno local en la capital de Uruguay ofrecen oportunidades para que los habitantes marginalizados puedan reclamar espacios en el centro de la ciudad.
December 27, 2019
How does a song about the ubiquity of sexual and gendered violence perpetrated by the state against women become an earworm?
December 23, 2019
Within the ELN, differing ideologies and visions for the end of conflict may set a time limit on the potential for peace.
December 20, 2019
Once-hopeful experiments in local democracy have largely succumbed to the crushing crisis gripping Venezuela. What can we learn from their demise?
December 19, 2019
Under the Morales administration, Indigenous healthcare beliefs and practices stepped out from long shadows cast by colonialism and racism. Those achievements are now under threat.
December 17, 2019
A list of NACLA's most memorable stories in 2019 in print and online.
December 16, 2019
Professor Keymer Ávila has recently been the target of a smear campaign in Venezuela.