Dear Naclistas,
Happy 4th of July! Before you head out for the long weekend, please save the date for NACLA's summer fundraiser, which will take place on Wednesday, July 31 at the Counting Room in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. There will be a raffle, auction, art sale, music, and cocktails, so it promises to be a night of fun! You can find out more and purchase tickts here.
 And if you haven't checked it out already, our summer issue on "Chavismo after Chavez: What was Created? What Remains?" was released last week! This issue explores what Chavismo was all about. The articles in the Report section provide analysis and discussion on the institutional structures that were created under Chávez and what they might become following his death and the election of Nicolás Maduro.
P.S. For those of you who have had trouble purchasing the issue online, we apologize for the inconvenience—we were having some website issues, but they have been resolved.
Prints for Sale!
The summer issues showcases the works of Leandro Viana, a Brazilian documentary photographer based in New York. His series Bolivia in São Paolo beautifully documents Bolivian migration in São Paulo and was awarded the 2011 Conrado Wessel Award in Brazil and was featured at the Chobi Mela International Festival of Photography in January 2013. NACLA has partnered with Viana to bring you limited edition prints from his series, which you can purchase here. Proceeds benefit both NACLA and the artist.
The Latest from NACLA Online:
Nazih Richani: Colombia's Peasant Rebellion in Catatumbo Illustrates Economic Shortcomings
Fred Rosen: Introduction: Chavismo After Chávez
Alexandra Hall: In Snowden's Bid for Asylum, Ecuador Prioritizes Sovereignty
Intern with NACLA:
Social Media Intern
Assist editorial and administrative staff in doing more social media outreach to relevant publications, organizations and bloggers. Tasks include: posting daily updates of NACLA articles, blogs and events; driving more traffic to the NACLA website; recruiting more followers for NACLA on Facebook, Twitter, Google +, and other social media platforms; monitoring and responding to web comments; posting comments on other relevant sites to encourage more communication; assisting in developing an overall web marketing strategy for NACLA’s Report and archive. Knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese is helpful.
To apply: Send cover letter and résumé to kyle(@)nacla.org. No calls please.
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