“Don’t Throw the Sofa out the Window” Discussing Protests in Cuba
Viewpoint: Refusing to accept the complexity and plural nature of protests in Cuba means giving away half the playing field to the most reactionary opposition.
“They Have Blood on Their Hands”
Megadam projects like Agua Zarco expropriate land, spoil environments, and pollute democracies. Berta Cáceres gave her life resisting them.
“Heaven and Earth Don’t Belong to the Companies”
An interview with Lenca activist Pascuala Vásquez on the legacy of Berta Cáceres and the defense of indigenous territories and culture in Honduras.
“In Crisis, We Find Hope”
An interview with Mexican activist Gustavo Castro Soto about the Berta Cáceres assassination and building a world that moves beyond extractivism.
Retrospective (Review)
Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s latest novel-biography tells the extraordinary life of the Colombian guerrillero-turned-filmmaker Sergio Cabrera.
Gangsters of Capitalism (Review)
Jonathan Katz’s book about the career of a decorated Marine turned critic attests to the symbiotic relationship between militarism and U.S. commercial expansion.
Argentina 1985: The Revival of Democracy (Review)
Santiago Mitre’s feature film about holding the perpetrators of dictatorship accountable in Argentina humanizes a pivotal moment in Latin Americanand worldhistory.
Rural Communities and the Making of Modern Peru (Review)
In his new book, historian Javier Puente chronicles how rural communities in the Andean highlands played a key role in the making of state power in twentieth-century Peru.
La democracia guatemalteca hecha jirones
Un defensor de los derechos humanos indígenas que ganó apoyo sin precedentes en las últimas elecciones con propuestas para sacudir el statu quo está ahora fuera de la boleta.
En medio de la inflación, trabajadores costarricenses enfrentan jornadas más largas y recortes de ho…
Tras años de afianzamiento neoliberal, una propuesta de ley está a punto de erosionar derechos laborales de larga data en el sector privado, precarizando a la clase trabajadora.
La Amazonia al borde de un precipicio
A través de perspectivas de líderes sociales, investigaciones y análsis, el nuevo número del NACLA Report aborda lo que está en juego en la Amazonia y lo que se necesita
Elecciones anticipadas en Ecuador después de que el Presidente disuelva la legislatura
Para evitar una votación de destitución, Guillermo Lasso eligió la opción nuclear. En medio de la polarización y de un prolongado estancamiento político, el futuro es incierto.
Movimentos sociais lutam para a vida do rio Tocantins na Amazônia
Planos de implantar corredor logístico no rio Tocantins, no norte do Brasil, ameaçam o ecossistema na Amazônia. Movimentos sociais esperam abertura de diálogo com novo governo progressista.
10 anos da Lei de Cotas: Avanços e desafios na educação superior pública brasileira
Na última década, a Lei 12.711 obteve importantes avanços, mas permanecem grandes desafios para garantir sua continuidade.
O loop das desigualdades
A pandemia Covid-19 expôs ainda mais como a violência estrutural baseada em raça, gênero, classe e geografia no Brasil ameaça a vida das mulheres negras.
Resistência e Solidariedade no Território Quilombola
Para uma líder e pescadora quilombola, as lutas pela terra e pela vida são essenciais para a sobrevivência coletiva em meio à crise climática.
Retrospective (Review)
Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s latest novel-biography tells the extraordinary life of the Colombian guerrillero-turned-filmmaker Sergio Cabrera.
Gangsters of Capitalism (Review)
Jonathan Katz’s book about the career of a decorated Marine turned critic attests to the symbiotic relationship between militarism and U.S. commercial expansion.
Argentina 1985: The Revival of Democracy (Review)
Santiago Mitre’s feature film about holding the perpetrators of dictatorship accountable in Argentina humanizes a pivotal moment in Latin Americanand worldhistory.
Rural Communities and the Making of Modern Peru (Review)
In his new book, historian Javier Puente chronicles how rural communities in the Andean highlands played a key role in the making of state power in twentieth-century Peru.
Retrospective (Review)
Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s latest novel-biography tells the extraordinary life of the Colombian guerrillero-turned-filmmaker Sergio Cabrera.
Gangsters of Capitalism (Review)
Jonathan Katz’s book about the career of a decorated Marine turned critic attests to the symbiotic relationship between militarism and U.S. commercial expansion.
Argentina 1985: The Revival of Democracy (Review)
Santiago Mitre’s feature film about holding the perpetrators of dictatorship accountable in Argentina humanizes a pivotal moment in Latin Americanand worldhistory.
Rural Communities and the Making of Modern Peru (Review)
In his new book, historian Javier Puente chronicles how rural communities in the Andean highlands played a key role in the making of state power in twentieth-century Peru.
