Source: The Andean Information Network Three years have passed since the resignation of Boliva President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada after security forces killed at least 59 civilians during protests. The violence and his resignation highlighted […]
This article was originally published on NACLA News, a new source of news and analysis on Latin America and the Caribbean produced by the North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA). In February 2004, U.S. […]
On May 1st, the day the Bolivian government announced the “nationalization” of the country’s vast oil and gas reserves, I went out to witness the symbolic takeover of a former Bolivian refinery that was privatized […]
Traducido para Argenpress por Ernesto Carmona, quien organizo la informacion de UpsideDownWorld.org, Project Censored y los autores de arriba. Aqui esta la nota en Argenpress.info Quinientos efectivos militares de EEUU llegaron a Paraguay con aviones, armas […]
Source: IRC Americas Breaking down the fences of the large estates was not as difficult as fighting the technological packages of the transnationals,” Huli recounts as he sits in his kitchen and pours hot water […]
While four non-permanent seats in the United Nations Security Council were declared for General Assembly election winners Belgium, Indonesia, Italy and South Africa, the seat destined for a member of the Group of Latin American […]
The recently created Honduran anti-delinquency task force Operación Trueno [Operation Thunder] proved critics fears on October 12, when a member of the force shot and killed an innocent citizen Henry Esaú García Fuentes, 25 years […]
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