Ramiro Giganti and members of the Argentine delegation of the Global Sumud Flotilla march in Buenos Aires on June 27 under the slogan "Stop the Genocide." (Ella Fernández)

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.
Colombia’s Catch 22: Undermining the Victims’ Law

Colombia’s Catch 22: Undermining the Victims’ Law

State-sponsored crime is neither unique nor exceptional. In fact, as the prominent sociologist Charles Tilly pointed out, the history of the nation state has been violent. This violence has been harnessed over time to serve the interests of capital—as was the case of Europe. Colombia is no exception.
Colombia's Catch 22: Undermining the Victims' Law

Colombia’s Catch 22: Undermining the Victims’ Law

State-sponsored crime is neither unique nor exceptional. In fact, as the prominent sociologist Charles Tilly pointed out, the history of the nation state has been violent. This violence has been harnessed over time to serve the interests of capital—as was the case of Europe. Colombia is no exception.