
Tag: latin america


Ecuador Faces Economic Dilemma After Vote to Ban Oil Drilling In the Amazon

‘Historic and Wonderful’: Ecuadorians Reject Oil Drilling in Precious Amazon Region

Latin America Rising (w/ Ollie Vargas)

A Community is Fighting to Stop Gold Mining Firms Polluting Ecuador’s Rivers

Sexual Violence is a Pervasive Threat for Female Farm Workers – Here’s How the US Could Reduce Their Risk

CIA-Linked Security Company Targeted Former Ecuador President Who Granted Assange Asylum

People’s Summit in Brussels Calls for Respect of Democracy and Self-Determination

Indigenous Children’s ‘Miracle’ Survival Has Backdrop of Colombian Violence

50 Years After the Coup, Families Demand Justice for the Disappeared In Uruguay

Journalists for Sale: US Troops to Peru, Castillo’s Coup and the Future of Latin America (w/ Ben Norton)

Haiti’s Choice Is Social Revolution or Foreign Intervention

Peru’s Coup-Plotting Congress Has 6% Approval, 91% Disapproval (But Full US Backing)

‘Mexico Is Not a US Colony!’: AMLO Condemns Invasion Threats, Celebrates Nationalization of Oil and Lithium

Russia and China Summit: The Reconfiguration of World Power

Heading Into International Women’s Day in Mexico: Let’s Be Thousands in the Streets against Femicide and Violence

How Israeli Cyber Weapons Are Taking Over Latin America

A Step Towards Greater Financial Autonomy

Mexico’s AMLO Announces Campaign Against US Blockage of Cuba, Denounces Neoliberalism

Havana Declaration Outlines Vision for Building Just World Economy

Latin America Refuses To Send Ukraine Weapons, Despite Western Pressure

US Funds ‘Independent Journalism’ in Cuba to Spread Propaganda, Ex-Spy Admits

Did Washington Boost Another South American Coup?

Beyond the ‘Border Crisis’

Peru’s Natural Resources: CIA-Linked US Ambassador Meets With Mining and Energy Ministers to Talk ‘Investments’

With Echoes of Jan. 6, Thousands of Bolsonaro Supporters Storm Presidential Offices

Cuba Says Biden Applies Blockade Even More Aggressively Than His Predecessors

Brazil’s President Lula Is Back—and Bolsonaro Fled to Florida
