The papers on every news kiosk in Mexico City in late August, 2013, blared denunciations: “Imagine – Mexico Without Soccer!” screamed one newspaper. Pictures of crying children stuck outside of a stadium clutching the colors of their favorite team were plastered on the front page of another paper.
Source: CISPES PRESS RELEASE: For immediate release Feb. 3, 2014 Contact: Alexis Stoumbelis – Washington, DC (978) 394-0425, alexis@cispes.org Janette Linares – San Salvador +503-6150-9064, linaresjanette@gmail.com FMLN wins first round of presidential elections in El […]
Source: Reuters A left-leaning former diplomat edged ahead in Costa Rica’s presidential election on Sunday, riding a wave of disgust at government corruption to get within reach of wresting power from the centrist government in […]
In the year of elections and the FIFA World Cup, the country that aims to be a global military and energy power must face the challenges of popular sectors, who demand inclusion and access to the same goods and rights enjoyed by half of Brazilians.
As Salvadorans once again go to the polls on Sunday they are faced with a stark choice. Will they vote to return to the neoliberal past as promised by ARENA, or will they choose to continue down the path that the FMLN has begun.
A landless Chilean farmer has won a landmark lawsuit against Monsanto and thus exposed the dangers posed by the transnational corporation to the whole country. Source: Sustainable Pulse He tried and failed to break the […]
Gladys Tzul asegura ser descendiente directa de Atanasio Tzul. Junto a otros cientos, pertenece a la sexta generación de este linaje que vive en el cantón Paquí, en Totonicapán. Conoció un sentido distinto de política, […]
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