Bolivia in its Labyrinth

Bolivia’s economic and political crisis is a symptom of the moral decay of the Movement Towards Socialism party, putting into question its once revolutionary promises and horizons.

Murder of Liberation Theology Priest Sends Chill Through Chiapas

Violence is on the rise in Zapatista territory. As an Indigenous “peacemaker” becomes the latest victim, communities call for justice, not militarization.

The Myth of American Idealism: How U.S. Foreign Policy Endangers the World (Review)

Chomsky and Robinson’s new critical survey of American foreign policy seeks to dispel the myth that the United States is devoted to promoting democracy and human rights.

Propuestas de regulaciones amenazan el futuro de la partería en México

Un proyecto pone en riesgo el trabajo y los medios de vida de las parteras tradicionales. Una red de parteras autónomas exige un enfoque intercultural e interseccional para la atención de la salud reproductiva.

Destroying Dreams by Dismantling the Public University

Free access to higher education has long held the promise of upward mobility in Argentina. Under Javier Milei’s severe budget cuts, that promise may be coming to an end.

The Struggle for Energy Sovereignty in Puerto Rico’s Gubernatorial Elections

In Puerto Rico, debates over energy sovereignty and the political struggle for self-determination take center stage in the upcoming gubernatorial election.

Awakening the Sleeping Giant: Inside Argentina’s Student Movement

Behind Argentina’s tide of university occupations, student groups spar over the movement’s trajectory.

Evo Morales at the Center of a Firestorm

Bolivia enters a multi-sided and violent crisis as the former president, facing sexual abuse charges and gunfire, presses to appear on the ballot again.

On Cuba: Reflections on 70 Years of Revolution and Struggle (Review)

The recent book by Noam Chomsky and Vishay Prashad provides a critical analysis of the U.S. empire’s treatment of Cuba, from the Cuban Revolution to the present.

Global Guyana’s Call for Reckoning (Review)

Oneka LaBennett’s recent book excavates layers of myth-making and storytelling in Guyana to examine the gendered dimensions of environmental extractivism and global capitalism.

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“Somos una alternativa para revitalizar al movimiento indígena”

Roger Merino y Adriana Castro con Olivia Bisa

September 20, 2024

Desde la amazonia peruana, comunidades indigenas estan constuyendo gobiernos territoriales autónomas priopios, sin el apoyo del estado. Una líder de la Nación Chapra relata su experiencia.

The Fate of Peruvian Democracy: Political Violence, Human Rights, and the Legal Left (Review)

Javier Puente

September 20, 2024

Tamara Feinstein’s carefully researched text offers a comprehensive map of the rise and demise of the Left in Peru.

Splinter FARC Groups Dispute Historical Guerrilla Heartland

Alejandro Jaramillo

September 18, 2024

In Colombia’s Pato River valley and wider Caguán basin, former combatants are caught in the crosshairs as peacebuilding efforts clash with dissident groups in the struggle to define the region’s legacy.

Somos Pluri: La diversidad de los movimientos feministas del Abya Yala

Romina Green Rioja y Nayla Luz Vacarezza con Claudia Korol, Adriana Guzmán Arroyo y Lolita Chávez Ixcaquic

September 17, 2024

Una red feminista continental ratificó su compromiso al plurinacionalismo. ¿Que viene ahora en la lucha de mujeres y las personas, trans, travesti y no binaries a lo largo del hemisferio?

Tracing the Anti-Haitianism Behind the Springfield Scapegoating

Ayendy Bonifacio

September 16, 2024

Old racist tropes demonizing Haitians as uncivilized practitioners of barbaric or mysterious rituals have been revived, once again casting immigrants from Haiti as dangerous outsiders unworthy of protection or empathy.

“Whose Side Are You On?” Building Palestine Solidarity Through Music

Joyce Matos with Rod Starz

September 13, 2024

In the tradition of music as a medium for struggles for freedom, Rod Starz of hip hop duo Rebel Diaz insists on wielding dissident cultural resistance to strengthen solidarity between the Americas and Palestine.

The Assassin of Illusions: Alberto Fujimori’s Long-Lasting Legacy

Javier Puente

September 13, 2024

The former strongman’s political project lives on in his ideology of Fujimorismo, championed by his polarizing daughter. Peru’s collective memory will be the judge in the face of enduring impunity.

Las disputas por lo plurinacional de las mujeres indígenas en el Estado

Andrea Ivanna Gigena

September 12, 2024

Funcionarias de Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, y Panamá relatan sus experiencias y los desafíos de navegar instituciones estatales coloniales, patriarcales y racistas.

Desde Bolivia, una visión para una constitución feminista de base

Julianne Chandler con María Galindo

September 10, 2024

Para la feminista anarquista María Galindo, el Estado plurinacional siempre estuvo condenado a reproducir la opresión. Una alternativa radical y anticapitalista exige repensar las relaciones coloniales y patriarcales.

New El Salvador Caucus Appears Set to Do Bukele’s Bidding in Congress

CISPES

September 10, 2024

As human rights violations under El Salvador’s more than two-year-long state of exception continue to mount, a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers seeks to whitewash the abuses.

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