As Honduras slides deeper into its worst crisis since the 2009 U.S.-backed coup, rights defender Bertha Oliva speaks about the state of human rights and the anti-democratic maneuvers that have set the stage the current crackdown. […]
The Honduran people are being repressed and this illegal regime is being reinforced by this electoral charade. […]
The Guatemalan government is looking to crush any resistance to land grabs through a new law being proposed in Congress which will classify protests and highway blockades as a form of terrorism. […]
Estos grandes proyectos hidroeléctricos amenazan la sobrevivencia de las comunidades locales. […]
A comrade of murdered Honduran leader Berta Cáceres talks about how he champions popular education on sexual diversity and body autonomy to smash taboos, blazing a trail in Central America of defending LGBTI rights in Indigenous spaces. […]
Bukele is, in many ways, a monster of the FMLN’s own creation. To defeat him, and to ensure the continuity of its own revolutionary project, the party will have to cultivate radical new voices from within. […]
Rebeca Lane and other feminist activists in Guatemala are working to ensure that the victims of a state femicide are not forgotten, while those affected by civil war violence still fight for justice after decades of impunity. […]
A presidential victory for Honduras’ opposition alliance appears to be an uphill battle. But if it does overcome the odds, governing to the left and pushing for the transformative change Honduras needs could be another major challenge. […]
In this interview the eco-feminist also talks about the urgent need to build a transnational resistance against mining in Central America. […]
The elimination of TPS would affect more people than the recent termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. […]
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