How the Chilean uprising reawakened international solidarity
Groups in the UK are standing up against state violence in Chile, just as they did during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
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Colombian farmers continue push against mining, for peace
A protracted struggle against AngloGold Ashanti continues in the town of Jericó, Colombia.
Progressive prosecutors, police accountability, and decarceration
Ten percent of Americans now live in counties with District Attorneys who are considered progressive.
The Tren Maya and the remaking of Mexico’s south
The train is the largest infrastructure project proposed by AMLO, and could transform the Yucatan Peninsula.
Inside Brazil’s War on Small Farmers
Despite increasing violence, Brazil's Landless Workers Movement continues active resistance against Bolsonaro government.
Mexico: Amid Promises of Release, Political Prisoners Remain in Jail
After promises of freedom for political prisoners in Mexico, hundreds remains imprisoned and releases are happening at a snail's pace.
