Abya Yala to Palestine

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

Palestine and Latin America: Deep Ties Rooted in Shared Experiences

Unraveling the multiple solidarities found across our continent that have converged in support of Palestinian life and dignity.

Weaving Solidarities Across Abya Yala and Palestine

In Latin America, Palestine not only represents the struggle of a people refusing to submit to subjugation and dispossession, but also evokes the spirit of perseverance, resistance, and the desire to live a dignified life.

Has the Wolf Arrived in Venezuela?

Maduro's rushed victory proclamation without a definitive vote count thrusts Venezuela back into crisis, while the opposition presents contradicting results.

Venezuela’s Elections: ¿Qué pasará? (Review)

Venezuela heads to the polls on July 28. Ociel Alí López's new book offers a timely look at the context, key players, and what's at stake.

Indigenous Journalist Rosa Jalja Builds Community through Bolivia’s Radio Copacabana

On the shores of Lake Titicaca, the Aymara journalist has spent over 50 years informing and strengthening community through the airwaves.

A Town in Colombia Fights to Keep Coal Companies Out

Cañaverales is the first to benefit from a new government program aimed at protecting campesino communities from industrial development, but corporate power remains a major obstacle to justice and dignity for its people.

Un pueblo colombiano resiste a las empresas del carbón

El pueblo de Cañaverales es el primero en beneficiarse de un programa destinado a proteger a las comunidades campesinas del desarrollo industrial, pero el poder empresarial sigue siendo un gran obstáculo para la justicia.

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

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

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

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

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Plurinationalism from Below

Romina Green Rioja, Roger Merino, Nayla Luz Vacarezza

August 27, 2024

The lofty promises of plurinationalism remain an unfinished project. The Fall 2024 NACLA Report explores how plurinational politics are organized and articulated at the margins of state power.

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.