Last but Not Least: The Fight to Release Oscar López Rivera
On January 5, Oscar López Rivera, imprisoned since 1981 for fighting for Puerto Rican independence, appeared before the U.S. Parole
Mexico: The Cost of U.S. Dumping
For years developing countries have complained that rich countries undermine their agricultural development by dumping surplus commodities on themthat is,
Brazil: Dilma Rousseff’s Victory
On New Year’s Day, Dilma Rousseff became the first woman to assume the presidency of Brazil. An economist and longtime
Haiti’s Election Debacle: A Coup Legacy
Ever since the collapse of Haiti’s Duvalier dynasty in 1986, the country’s popular movements have waged a brave struggle to
Trotskygrad on the Altiplano
Bolivias Radical Tradition: Permanent Revolution in the Andes by S. Sándor John, University of Arizona Press, 2009, 320 pp., $55
A Dispatch From the Neocolony
Land, a documentary film by Julian T. Pinder (distributed in the United States by 7th Art), 2010, 52 mins. (TV
¡Golpistas! Coups and Democracy in the 21st Century
On November 22, speaking to a regional forum of defense ministers that included U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Bolivian
Immigration and ‘Free Trade’
I want to commend NACLA and Esther Portillo of the Salvadoran American National Association (SANA) for the link you made
A Realigned Bolivian Right: New ‘Democratic’ Destabilizations
On December 13, 2010, Luis Núñez, president of a civic committee from the lowland eastern city of Santa Cruz, Bolivia,
Toward the Plurinational State: CONAIE on the Police Rebellion in Ecuador
What follows is a communiqué issued September 30 by the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE), which comprises three
Brazil: Dilma Rousseffs Victory
On New Years Day, Dilma Rousseff became the first woman to assume the presidency of Brazil. An economist and longtime
Haitis Election Debacle: A Coup Legacy
Ever since the collapse of Haitis Duvalier dynasty in 1986, the countrys popular movements have waged a brave struggle to
