Finance: Mexico’s Forgotten Reform
Mexico’s most commonly used creditors charge rates so high we’re not talking about interest, but robbery, and it was the financial reform that left the door wide open to creditor thieves.
Ecuador: An Explosion of Possibilities, Pain and Outrage
Ecuador needs intense international pressure to stop the violence of a state that disrespects the most basic rights, disparaging those that protest as slackers, vandals and thieves.
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.
Canada’s Cannabis Colonialism
A rush to cash in on legal cannabis is putting pressure on traditional cultivators in Latin America and the Caribbean, while Canadian companies seek to control every aspect of the weed business and push for policing of less-than-legal operations.
Gas shortages paralyze Haiti, triggering protests against failing economy and dysfunctional politics
Fuel shortages and government corruption are behind over a year of popular uprisings in Haiti
Continue the Fight!
A veteran activist reflects on today's student movement in Indonesia