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Salvadoran Supreme Court agrees to hear environmental damage claims after bribery and heavy police violence fail to fracture opposition to...

Longtime activist and author Edward S. Herman was interviewed in Philadelphia on December 26, 2008. In this interview, Herman discusses...

Recent polls in El Salvador show that the leftist FMLN party is 14 points ahead over the right-wing presidential candidate...

In response to the G20 Summit in Washington D.C. last month, Chavez established an equivalent, the ALBA (Bolivarian Alternative of...

As an emerging lobby advocates for the institutionalization of a controversial doctrine of humanitarian imperialism, and a...

A Canadian mining company intends to sue El Salvador's government for several hundred million dollars if it is not granted...

People in the US seeking ways to confront the economic crisis could follow the lead of South American social movements....

They were from trade unions, social movements, organizations of relatives of the “disappeared,” student groups, political groups, social workers and...

Bolivia, a country used to being ignored by the western media, has hit the headlines in recent months due to...

The demonstrators dressed in brightly colored outfits sang their song of protest proudly, but it was really only symbolic. Shock...

Dear Readers,With a new US President about to take office and social and political change in Latin America entering a...

President Rafael Correa declared on Friday that Ecuador would not make a $30.6 million interest payment on $510 million in bonds due...

Sugar cane cutters in Colombia, most of them Afro-Colombian and indigenous, won a major victory with the end of a...

Social conflict has overtaken the center of the political stage, displacing President Alvaro Uribe, who merely repeats the script that...

When 250 workers at the Republic Windows and Doors factory in Chicago were told that the plant was shutting down,...

On November 26th, seven people were kidnapped on the road leading out of Jambaló's town center, in the village of...

When Barrio Adentro began in December 2003, few could have foreseen the broad changes ahead for the small villages that...

In Mexico, more than 200 women's and human rights activists kicked off a cross-country caravan in Ciudad Juarez to protest...

So much of the Bush legacy in the hemisphere has been shaped by the you’re either with us or...

President Bush is using his final days in office to push through a free trade agreement with Colombia that would...