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Don't miss our upcoming events: On February 26, join us for the launch of our winter 2018 issue "Fossil Fuels and Toxic Environments" launch party at Verso Books!

And mark your calendar for the Latin East Conference on April 27-28 at New York University. We hope to see you there!

NEW ON NACLA.ORG
	The Long Brazilian Crisis: Part II Editors     February 2, 2018 Latin America's largest economy is in disarray; its Workers’ Party faces destruction; its radical left searches for a response. The second installment of our coverage on Lula’s conviction.
	The Long Brazilian Crisis: Part I Editors   February 1, 2018 Latin America's largest economy is in disarray; its historic Workers Party faces destruction; and its radical left searches for a response.
	Privatization Won’t Fix Puerto Rico’s Broken Power Utility Lara Merling   February 1, 2018 Puerto Rico recently announced they will privatize its power utility. Past experience shows that fixing the broken electrical system won’t be so simple.
	On the Migrant Trail, a Refugee Movement Emerges Martha Balaguera and Alfonso Gonzales   Border Wars January 29, 2018 Central American asylum-seekers on a refugee caravan are part of an emerging regional social movement for forced migrants.
	The Southern Border Plan on the Ground in the Trump Era Nicholas Greven   January 26, 2018 Increased security and militarization has exacerbated dangers for Central American asylum-seekers traveling through Mexico- and it’s about to get worse.
	The Rise of a New Left in Chile? Manuel Larrabure and Fernando Leiva   January 19, 2018 Building on the student-led mass protests of 2006 and 2011, a newly forming leftist coalition in Chile is well-positioned to challenge Sebastián Piñera’s incoming right-wing administration.
	Odebrecht's Original Sins (Podcast) Jonathan Devore   January 17, 2018 How looking at the roots of the Odebrecht empire helps us to understand its current crisis.
	Abort the System Jennifer Zelmer   January 9, 2018 Abortion was recently partially decriminalized in Bolivia. What does this mean for maternal mortality and women’s health?