Argentina: State Workers Reject Forced Campaigning
As elections loom in Argentina, state workers resist pressure to campaign for President Mauricio Macri
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Ecuador: A Rebellion for the Renewal of Struggle
An Indigenous uprising is, once again, at the heart of the struggle, opening a horizon of re-appropriation in the face of an attempt to expropriate from all the peoples of Ecuador.
‘I Don’t See Race’ and other White Lies
When whiteness goes unnamed, racialized people are made to appear as though they deserve to be stopped more often by police, drink polluted water, have less access to educational and employment opportunities.
Argentina Reels from Soy and Beef Expansion
The advance of the agricultural frontier has a direct correlation with deforestation, the rate of which has grown 150,000 hectares per year under Macri.
As Bolivia Burns, State Policy Fuels the Fire
The key condition required to jumpstart the extractivist agenda was to do what previous neoliberals couldn't: to calm the social forces organized and mobilized in struggle.
‘Christian left’ is reviving in America, appalled by treatment of migrants
To herald the “rise” of a religious left erases the historic resistance of religious communities of color.