Definitions of Horizontalism and Autonomy
Horizontalidad, often translated as horizontality or horizontalism, was first used by the movements that emerged in Argentina in the wake
Definitions of Horizontalism and Autonomy
Horizontalidad, often translated as horizontality or horizontalism, was first used by the movements that emerged in Argentina in the wake
Oil for Troubled Waters
Gulf Oil Co. (controlled by the Mellon family, and the sixth largest corporation in the U.S.) has firmly consolidated its
N.Y. Times: 500 Homes Rising on Land Once Trujillo’s
New York Times, January 24, 1967 SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - One sunny Saturday morning recently, a cloud of 200
NACLA Conference – Feb. 11th
On Saturday, February 11, NACLA will hold a general meeting in New York. Sessions for planning, organization and program will
Suggested Readings
Serafino Romualdi, Presidents and Peons Recollections of a Labor Amabassador in Latin America (New York) Funk and Wagnalls, 1967 $8.95
Air Progress: Military Report
Subsonic South: Air Forces of Latin America are getting tired of being treated like poor relation dressed in castoffs from
Open Precedent
The 81st article of the Constitutional draft sent by Marshall Castelo Branco to Congress states that only the President of
Agents for Dollars
The creation of centralized foreign intelligence organizations is traditionally a product of a nation's drive for empire. All colonial powers
U.S. Supreme Court Limits Travel Restrictions, But Does Not Outlaw Ban
The Jan. 11, 1967 New York Times reported that the U. S. Supreme Court had ruled unanimously that it is
Miami Herald: U.S. Backed Guatemela Coup (1963) After Vote of Kennedy Aides
THE MIAMI HERALD: Saturday, Dec. 24, 1966 GUATEMALA CITY - Top sources within the Kennedy administration have revealed the U.S.
USAID Spurs Population Relocation in Northeast Brazil
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Brazilian government have devised a five-year $227 million plan to preserve
