A Coup Over Land: The Resource War Behind Paraguay’s Crisis
In order to understand the crisis in post-coup Paraguay it’s necessary to grasp the political weight of the nation’s soil.
In order to understand the crisis in post-coup Paraguay it’s necessary to grasp the political weight of the nation’s soil.
Approximately 2,000 people gathered in Montpelier, Vermont on May 1st for the Put People and the Planet First march and rally. The event took place alongside parallel gatherings held throughout the world to mark International Workers' Day. Here are some photos from the day's events.
Rain clouds ringed the lush hillsides and poor neighborhoods cradling Caracas, Venezuela as dozens of Latin American and Caribbean heads of state trickled out of the airport and into motorcades and hotel rooms. They were gathering for the foundational summit of a new regional bloc aimed at self-determination outside the scope of Washington’s power.
A photo essay on the Occupy Vermont movement in Burlington, VT, including photos of protests, signs, meetings and the encampment in City Hall Park in downtown Burlington.
“In spite of government repression, if the people decide to bring the fight to the bitter end, it is possible to resist the pressure of mining and oil companies,” said Peruvian activist Yasser Gómez.
The life experiences of Bolivian mining activist Domitila Barrios de Chungara traverse some of the most important and tumultuous events in 20th century Bolivian history.
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