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August 13, 2019
Alanna Elder

A controversial energy deal and behind-closed-doors negotiations symbolize for many a “surrender” of Paraguayan sovereignty to Brazil and harken back to the dictatorship-era corruption that gave rise to the Itaipu dam.

August 2, 2019

A NACLA reading list to put ongoing protests in Puerto Rico into context beyond the breaking point of the governor’s chats scandal.

March 6, 2019
Greg Beckett

While protests in Haiti today stem from decades of economic and political crisis, the current wave represents something unprecedented: a widespread crisis of faith in democracy and the neoliberal state.

September 24, 2018
James Phillips

Many reports on the situation in Nicaragua have failed to capture the complexity of the crisis

 

September 13, 2018
Hilary Goodfriend

On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Tlatelolco student massacre, another student uprising at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) takes shape.

July 25, 2018
Jeffrey L. Gould

Making sense of Daniel Ortega’s slow betrayal of the Nicaraguan revolution

May 14, 2018
Courtney Desiree Morris

How did recent protests over social security cuts in Nicaragua turn into a nationwide grassroots mobilization against President Daniel Ortega? 

January 8, 2018
Juan Cruz Ferre

Recent pension cuts backed by Argentine President Mauricio Macri have elicited vigorous popular protest.

July 3, 2017
Pablo Stefanoni

An interview with Alejandro Velasco on the role of popular sectors in the protests and demonstrations that have continued for more than 70 days in Venezuela, with mounting injuries and deaths occurring amidst a plurality of crises. 

May 31, 2017
Chelsey Dyer

As protests in Colombia rage on, President Trump’s meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos could point towards a deepening of militarized drug war policies over investing in Colombia's peace process.

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