Recent Latin America

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  Gordon: What Happens in El Norte

  Doesn’t Stay in El Norte
• Foster: Caravan: Workers Who Want to Work

  In the tradition of the Underground Railroad, anti-racist solidarity is propelling many to take action to free the refugees
• Lappé: How We Help Drive Immigration North

  Where are the calls to stop the massive illegal transfer of U.S. weapons fueling the very violence that drives innocent people to leave their homes?
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  Hynes: We Are Here Because You Were There

  Refugees at the US-Mexican Border
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  Baroud: Who Killed Oscar and Valeria

  The Inconvenient History of the Refugee Crisis
• Shaiken: Trump’s NAFTA Replacement

  We need a new trade agreement but one that will protect U.S. workers and families
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  Bacon: Who Made San Pedro Sula Murder Capital of the World?

  Refugees flee this Honduran city, which has long been a vast, American-owned sweatshop
• Pigliucci: The Forgotten Migrants of Central America

  The disappearance of farmlands and unreliability of crops due to climate change have led families to experience increased food and economic insecurity—that have forced some of them to migrate
• Rodríguez Pineda: The Roots of the National Strike in Honduras

  As Honduran teachers and doctors resist the neoliberal restructuring of health and education services, educator and organizer Bayron Rodríguez Pineda explains the roots of the mobilizations and the growing people power in the streets
• Doyle: Guatemala’s Historical Archive of the National Police

  “Somehow in this part of the world, we’ve come to this point of turning our backs on human rights justice and the rule of law in ways that are terribly troubling”
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  Weisbrot: Tariffs Are a Bad Response to an Imaginary Border Crisis

  The migrants that do arrive in the U.S. are fleeing situations exacerbated by decades of bad American foreign policy. Tariffs on Mexico would continue that pattern
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  Cohn: Trump’s “Troika of Tyranny” Meddles in Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua

  Under the guise of protecting human rights, the Trump administration...
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  Ellner: Venezuela and the setbacks of the Latin American Left

  What does it all mean?
• Coles: The Battle for Latin America

  How the U.S. Helped Destroy the “Pink Tide”
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  Prashad: To Ola Bini

  A Political Prisoner Caught Up in the Assange Debacle
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  Ellner: Venezuela and the setbacks of the Latin American Left

  What does it all mean?
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  de Sousa Santos: The Age of Pardon or the Age of Aggression?

  Throughout the 20th century there were frequent apologies and claims for reparations for the atrocities committed in the context of the relations between peoples and countries
• Grinnell: 100 Years After Women’s Suffrage in Latin America

  How Latin American suffrage in the early 20th century shaped transnational feminist activism today
• Frey: Why the Real Migration Crisis Is in Central America

  President Trump has announced the United States will cut off funding to the so-called Northern Triangle countries of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador
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  Cole: Costa Rica’s ambitious Decarbonization Program

  A Model for the US Green New Deal?
• Dispatch: “When we say Hands off Venezuela’, we are saying Viva Socialism”

  Around 450 delegates from 85 countries congregated in Caracas, to participate in a gathering of solidarity with Venezuela and the Bolivarian Revolution
• Bonner: What Did Elliott Abrams Have to Do With the El Mozote Massacre?

  In a testy exchange with Elliott Abrams, Representative Ilhan Omar resurrected the memory of El Salvador’s El Mozote massacre, one of the worst mass killings in modern Latin American history
• Lovato: Abrams Bringing Violence of 1980s Latin America Policy to Venezuela

  Interview on the violent history of Elliott Abrams and the U.S.-backed opposition in Venezuela
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  Greenwald: Amazon Builds Global Surveillance State

  Interview on a variety of topics
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  Emersberger: Democracy in the Americas

  The U.S. Pot and the Venezuelan Kettle