Glenn Greenwald: Silencing Julian Assange

Many of the recent media claims about Assange — which have centered on the alleged role of Russia in the internal Spanish conflict over Catalan independence — range from highly dubious to demonstrably false

Joe Emersberger: Ecuadorean Villagers May Still Triumph Over Chevron

It should not come as any shock that a huge multinational corporation has worked legal systems in various countries to its liking

John Pilger: The Isolation Of Julian Assange Must Stop

We call on the government of Ecuador to allow Julian Assange his right of freedom of speech

Jose Pedro-Caranana: When ‘Good Living’ goes wrong

Ecuador blazed a trail in sustainability by giving constitutional recognition to the rights of nature in 2008, but the revolutionary concept of Sumak Kawsay, or Good Living, proved more fragile than hoped when left in the hands of national government

Joe Emersberger: Lenin Moreno Steers Ecuador Rightward

Betraying the Revolution that Elected Him

Alfred de Zayas: Statement on Venezuela & Ecuador

United Nations Human Rights expert Alfred de Zayas comments on his recent trip to Venezuela, the dangers of politicizing the country’s crisis, and the “worrying media campaign” against the government

Joe Emersberger: Lenin Moreno is a Fraud

How far to the right will he take Ecuador?

Dana Brown: Ecuador’s “citizen revolution”

The Correa years present ample material for the study of the relationship between social movements and the state and underscore the question of what is gained or lost when radical change is pursued through the existing structures of the state

Douglas McRae: Weathering the Storm

This winter’s El Niño Costero has ravaged both Peru and Ecuador. Why have the impacts in Peru been so much more destructive?

Gregory Wilpert: The Left Prevails in Ecuador

Ecuador’s president-elect Lenín Moreno defeats neoliberal candidate Guillermo Lasso amidst an economic downturn and political controversy

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