A Rejuvenated Grassroots Movement in Colombia
On April 23, roughly 100,000 people descended on Bogotá, Colombia, to participate in what organizers called the Patriotic March.
On the Boundary of Abuse and Accountability
On May 10, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS),
On NACLA’s 45th Anniversary
On May 10, at an event marking NACLA’s 45th anniversary in New York City, we honored Mexican poet
Freedom House in Venezuela
Since at least 2004, the Washington-based NGO Freedom House has been clandestinely nurturing and organizing the opposition to Venezuelas
Looking Forward
On May 10, several generations of NACListas came together in New York City to celebrate NACLAs 45th anniversary.
Latin America: A New Cycle of Social Struggles
The first three months of 2012 registered an astounding acceleration of the Latin American movements defending water and life
Haitians Face Persecution Across Dominican Border
A NACLA investigation funded by the Samuel Chavkin Fund for Investigative Journalism finds the Dominican Republic to be openly
From ALBA to CELAC: Toward ‘Another Integration’?
With an impressive gathering of 33 heads of state in Caracas, including Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez front and center, they formalized the creation of CELAC and declared their intention to forge an authentically Latin American agenda under its auspices.
Defending the Right to Health in Colombia
Almost 20 years ago, Colombia began a series of neoliberal reforms that gave control of the health care system
Life in a Border Town Marred by Tension
The part of the border that divides the Dominican Republic from Haiti on the southern coast of the island
China and India: Latin America’s New Friends From the East
As is by now well known, China has become an increasingly important actor on the global economic stage since
Haiti: Rebuilding a Shattered Country
Tectonic Shifts: Haiti After the Earthquake, by Mark Schuller and Pablo Morales, eds. Kumarian Press, 2012, 271 pp., $24.95
