This talk will explain the political dynamics and conflicts underpinning the contradictory evolution of left-wing governments and social movements in Latin America in the last two decades. Throughout ...

Since April 15th, members of the P’urhépecha indigenous community of Cherán, Michoacán have self-organized community defense committees to protect themselves from violence amidst Mexico’s drug war.

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Long associated with the Andean region, coca cultivation is expanding rapidly in Central America. As eradication efforts intensify, local communities may be in the crossfire. Although Juan Orlando ...

The 1989 invasion left deep wounds in Panama, including an untold number of people killed. Locals continue to demand justice. Although Juan Orlando Hernández was convicted of drug trafficking in a New ...

A general and his troops stormed the seat of government in an apparent coup attempt. Three theories have emerged in a context of economic turmoil and political infighting within the ruling party. A ...

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The Miskitu community along Nicaragua’s coast has long faced persecution and invisibilization. A recent increase in migration highlights the need for asylum protections for Miskitu youth. As the ...

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The 2009 coup ratcheted up the sell-off of land and resources, enabled state-sponsored drug trafficking and corruption, and fueled a migrant exodus—all with U.S. and Canadian support.

This piece appeared in the Winter 2023 issue of NACLA’s quarterly print magazine, the NACLA Report. Subscribe in print today! In 2003, the Puerto Rican island of Vieques won an important victory.