Central America

Ante la proximidad del 47º aniversario de la victoria sandinista en Nicaragua, la excomandante Dora María Téllez detalla cómo el movimiento perdió el rumbo y cómo se puede recuperar el futuro.

Ahead of the 47th anniversary of the Sandinista victory in Nicaragua, former comandante Dora María Téllez details how the movement lost its way—and how the future can be reclaimed.

The unchecked power of multinational corporations, state-criminal networks, and legacies of genocide against Indigenous communities continue to fuel violence against public figures in the country.

In his new book, Eric A. Vázquez looks at how solidarity in Central America has evolved through time.

A state-backed film detailing the 1981 massacre at El Mozote raises thorny questions about the country’s civil war as the victims continue fighting for justice.

Amidst protests, President José Raúl Mulino holds firm to social security reform while suspending habeas corpus and attacking unions and striking workers.

Jarquín’s excellent book details the Sandinista revolution, its regional stakes, and the contradictory effects brought by external involvement.

Once vocal advocates for workers’ rights in war-torn El Salvador, some Albany labor activists turned against Central American migrants at home—fueling exclusionary narratives that persist today.

After the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland took the lives of six Central American and Mexican men, a grieving community built a memorial to remember them.

Through radio broadcasts and digital archives, Moskitian activists are reclaiming their history, resisting settler colonial erasure, and forging a transnational movement for sovereignty across the western Caribbean.

A zine envisioned by and for Central Americans is reshaping what it means to be Central American in the diaspora through a spirit of acompañamiento, inclusivity, and collective becoming.

Sensing the pluriverse through sound and movement, this audio-visual archive for the future reimagines Central American survival, displacement, and femme worldmaking from below.