Life Beyond the Darién for Children on the Move

Children now represent 1 in 5 people traversing the Darién Gap. The repercussions of crossing the jungle on children’s mental health have become a major challenge for humanitarian organizations.

“If we Fall, Others Will Follow”: Organizing to Combat Anti-Haitianism Tomorrow and Beyond

The quest for white dominance has required undermining Haiti’s freedom and demonizing its people. A transnational response is necessary to foster solidarity and challenge the notion of U.S. exceptionalism.

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.

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La batalla contra la memoria avanza en Argentina

Daniel Cholakian

September 3, 2024

El gobierno toma medidas contra las políticas de memoria sostenidas durante 40 años de democracia, mientras diputados oficialistas visitan a presos condenados por crímenes de lesa humanidad.

Battle Against Memory Moves Forward in Argentina

Daniel Cholakian

September 3, 2024

As the government takes aim at memory policies upheld during the past 40 years of democracy, pro-government lawmakers visit prisoners convicted of crimes against humanity.

El camino conflictivo hacia el Estado Plurinacional ecuatoriano

Pablo Ortiz-T.

August 31, 2024

A pesar de una Constitución histórica, se imponen los intereses ecónomicas extractivistas por sobre los derechos indígenas. Permanecen obstáculos significativos para lograr cambios transformadores.

War in Words: An Intellectual History of the “Narco” in Mexico (Review)

Richard W. Coughlin

August 30, 2024

Oswaldo Zavala's book explores the myth of the narco in Mexico and examines the change in narco-discourse, prompted by the United States.

“It’s Not Drought, It’s Plunder”: Water Conflicts Ahead of Uruguay’s Presidential Election

Grace Livingstone

August 29, 2024

Uruguay was the first country in the world to enshrine water as a human right. Today an extractivist model threatens water sustainability and sovereignty.

"Women are Rebelling in Bolivia": A Conversation with Julieta Ojeda of Mujeres Creando

Benjamin Dangl

August 28, 2024

Feminist organizer Julieta Ojeda talks about her grassroots work in Bolivia for abortion access and empowering feminist struggles from below.

Abya Yala to Palestine

NACLA

August 28, 2024

Tracing support for Palestinian liberation allows us to see how communities in struggle can establish a basis of global politics beyond power and domination.