
Movimiento indígena en Colombia: entre altas expectativas y firmes demandas frente al actual gobiern...
Para la/os líderes/as de la principal organización indígena de Colombia, la elección de Gustavo Petro y Francia Márquez ha marcado ...

Indigenous Activists’ Cautious Optimism and Unwavering Demands for Colombia
For leaders of Cauca's Indigenous movement, the election of Gustavo Petro and Francia Márquez is a major victory. But mobilization ...

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Coup: A Story of Violence and Resistance in Bolivia (Review)
Farthing and Becker's book sheds new light on the violence of the interim government as well as the heroic resistance ...

New Energy Empires (Podcast)
How U.S.-backed military interventions in the Caribbean have been tied up with fossil fuel extractivism ...

New Energy Empires (Podcast)
How U.S.-backed military interventions in the Caribbean have been tied up with fossil fuel extractivism ...

Bolivia After the “No” Vote
Beyond the defeat of Evo Morales' referendum, political struggles wage on ...

Close the NGOs: Asserting Sovereignty or Eroding Democracy?
In past weeks, the governments of Ecuador and Bolivia moved to shut down or expel major NGOs (non-government organizations) that ...

Fracking for Sovereignty? The Argentine Case
Argentina's nationalization of YPF took a strange turn this year when the government signed a deal with Chevron to boost ...

Fuel Politics in Latin America: Where to Begin?
Extractives in Latin America aspires to draw attention to reality as represented through Latin American eyes and voices. The politics ...

Amid Gas, Where Is the Revolution?
Like their conservative neighbors, left-leaning governments are entangled in Latin America's renewed dependence on natural-resource extraction. It is not clear ...

Amid Gas, Where Is the Revolution?
The political victories of anti-neoliberal movements and regimes have opened a new chapter in Latin American history, yet the embrace ...