Full Disclosure: Buying Venezuela’s Press With U.S. Tax Dollars
The U.S. State Department is secretly funneling millions of dollars to Latin American journalists, according to documents obtained in June ...
Discrediting Alternatives to Neoliberalism
Washington policy makers and their loyal press corps have a well-developed toolkit for discrediting foreign governments that oppose U.S. policies ...
An FMLN Womans Story of Courage and Conviction, 20 Years Later
Marias Story: A Documentary Portrait of Love and Survival in El Salvadors Civil War, a documentary film by Monona Wali ...
The Mingas History Repeats Itself
Colombias indigenous movement is complex, multifaceted, and by no means homogenous, so it should not be surprising that there are ...
El buen vivir: Peruvian Indigenous Leader Mario Palacios
In 1999, community leaders representing more than 1,200 communities in nine regions of Peru came together to form the National ...
Brazils Native Peoples and the Belo Monte Dam: A Case Study
Fueled by ample natural resources, Brazils economy has soared in the last seven years under the helm of President Luiz ...
An FMLN Woman’s Story of Courage and Conviction, 20 Years Later
Maria’s Story: A Documentary Portrait of Love and Survival in El Salvador’s Civil War, a documentary film by Monona Wali ...
Colombias Minga Under Pressure
In 2008 Colombias indigenous organizations led a high-profile, six-week mobilization to confront the government of President Álvaro Uribe. Known as ...
