Mexico Favors Israel for Weapons Imports
The government’s deepening commercial ties to Israel are emblematic of its contradictory approach to Palestinian solidarity.
Tortured by Israel, Abandoned by Argentina
As the country’s far-right Zionist president seeks to deepen ties with Israel, Argentine activists in solidarity with Palestine have been left to pay the price.
Call for Pitches | Narcoterrorism, State Power, and Transnational Criminal Organizations Reconsidere...
[CLOSED] NACLA is currently accepting proposals for our Winter 2026 issue on state violence, insecurity, and the political production of “criminality.”
Bukele, El rey desnudo (Review)
Óscar Martínez’s profile of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele unmasks an authoritarian leader who hangs on to power through propaganda, gang pacts, and repression.
Tapachula: A Prison City Where North Meets South
A conversation with Mavi Cruz, director of the Center of Human Rights Fray Matías de Córdova, on containment and immobilization in southern Mexico.
State Terror Seeks to Dismantle the Gains of Collective Struggle
How the Trump administration is weaponizing migration policy and the criminal legal system to suppress dissent and discipline the working class.
The Labor of Human Rights at a Time of Rising Fascism
What imprisoned Salvadoran researchers taught us about documenting torture, and why their work matters in an age of open authoritarianism.
Homeland Empire | Under the Shadow, Season 2, Episode 6
We are seeing an unprecedented reorganization of domestic and foreign policy in the United States. Both of them deployed to achieve the same goal — punish the opposition to Trump.
Boomerangs of Empire: Latin America as Colonial Laboratory
This special issue of the NACLA Report traces the returning and disseminating violence that is shaping the Americas today, from border militarization to algorithmic surveillance and the criminalization of dissent.
The Secret Agent (Review)
Kleber Mendonça Filho's latest political thriller, O agente secreto, comes at the end of an exceptional year for Brazilian films set during the military dictatorship.
As Detention Surges Under Trump, Organizers Build a Lasting Movement
As the president pumps $45 billion into ICE over the next three years, activists and communities must balance rapid response with longer-term resistance.
La Generación Z del Perú ayuda a derrocar a la presidenta
Inspirados por una ola global de protestas, los jóvenes manifestantes de Perú han convertido la indignación en redes sociales en una movilización masiva contra la corrupción y la represión.
