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Fear and Uncertainty as Bolivians Take to the Polls in First Election since U.S. Sponsored Coup
On Sunday, Bolivia will hold its first elections since the coup last November. Right-wing realignments make a second round of ... -
One Child Shot per Hour in Brazil: “Children’s Rights” under Bolsonaro
Since the beginning of the year, 20 children have been shot in the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro — and one ... -
Thousands Mobilize in Guernica, Argentina for the Right to Housing
Over 2,500 families have occupied land in the town of Guernica, Argentina, and are facing repression from the state. -
Police in Chile Push a 16-Year-Old Off a Bridge
A shocking case of repression: the military police Carabineros in Santiago push a teenager off a bridge. One officer has ... -
Police Severely Repress Feminists Demanding the Right to Abortion in Mexico
Thousands of women marched in demonstrations across Mexico on September 28 to demand the right to free, legal, and accessible ... -
Annals of American Imperialism: The 1991 Coup in Haiti
On this day in history, in 1991, the democratically elected government of Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Haiti was overthrown in a ... -
The United States Puts Pressure on Venezuela with New Political Sanctions
The United States continues to pressure Venezuela with new political sanctions. On Monday, the Trump administration announced sanctions on Iran ... -
The West Coast Is Not Alone: Mass Fires Rage in Brazil
As a result of the policies of the Bolsonaro government and the influence of agribusiness in Brazil, mass fires are ... -
“This is Not a Country, This is a Mass Grave With a National Anthem”: Anti-Police Protests Rock Colombia
Colombia has seen massive anti-police protests in several cities in recent days after the cops in Bogotá killed a father ... -
47th Anniversary of the 1973 Coup in Chile: Lessons of a Revolutionary Process
Today, on a new anniversary of the 1973 military coup in Chile --- one of the bloodiest in Latin American ...