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Since April, Colombians have demanded change from their government and been met with violence.
Honduran activists jailed in 2019 for opposing mining in their community have faced two years of unfair legal proceedings leading up to their trial.
En la prolongada lucha por la rendición de cuentas en la Amazonía ecuatoriana, Steven Donziger es víctima de represalias corporativas, dicen sus partidarios.
In the protracted fight for accountability in Ecuador’s Amazon, Steven Donziger is a victim of corporate retaliation, supporters say.
Despite government neglect and environmental challenges, informal communities along the U.S.-Mexico border find innovative ways to build and maintain their neighborhoods.
After winning the 2018 election on an anti-corruption campaign, President Bolsonaro’s popularity has plummeted due to accusations of corruption during the pandemic.
As racial capitalism rages, movements for Indigenous sovereignty and abolition offer visions of freedom on stolen land.
Read the editors' introduction to our latest print issue of the NACLA Report.
Washington's principal concern in Nicaragua is not getting rid of Ortega but preserving the interests of transnational capital.
Viewpoint: The recent protests in Cuba provoked a predictable slew of blanket denunciations of “the Left.” But we can’t understand what’s going on in Cuba without looking at the U.S. role.
Despite its revolutionary rhetoric, the Nicaraguan government has implemented policies that veer away from the Sandinistas’ socialist roots.
From New York City to Lima, waste pickers continued collecting, sorting, and recycling waste, even though public officials rarely recognize or respect their work.