Rethinking Spring Break in Mexico
Mexico's tourism industry appears intent on carrying on business as usual amid the COVID-19 pandemic, regardless of potential risks to residents.
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Mexico’s lithium discovery is a double-edged sword
The exploitation of lithium requires huge quantities of water and can have serious consequences for the environment.
Women’s strike in Argentina: “If our lives are worthless, produce without us”
Women, transgendered and non-binary people flooded the streets in Buenos Aires on Monday as part of #9M mobilizations.
How socialism became un-American through the Ad Council’s propaganda campaigns
US American identity today is strongly tied to an image of capitalism crafted and advertised by the Ad Council
The Settler Playbook: Understanding Responses to #ShutDownCanada in Historical Context
Doublespeak has been a foundational tool for colonial decision-makers, and Indigenous peoples have a lot of experience recognizing and navigating it.
Colombian farmers continue push against mining, for peace
A protracted struggle against AngloGold Ashanti continues in the town of Jericó, Colombia.