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If 85% of Bolivia is owned by 15% of the country, that means that 85% of us are sharing...

Upside Down World editors Benjamin Dangl and Jason Wallach received 2007-2008 Project Censored Awards for their coverage of Washington’s interventions...

As newly elected Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo moves to make good on campaign promises, the proposals of Paraguayan farming movements...

The Latin American Water Tribunal held its 5th public hearing with the slogan: ‘Hydraulic justice for indigenous lands and territories’....

Quito,
Ecuador—According to exit polls, between 63-70% of Ecuadorians
voted to approve a new constitution on Sunday, scoring a major
victory for President...

Jaguars, spectacled bears, brown-headed spider monkeys, and plate-billed mountain toucans may all just breathe a little easier next week if...

American activist Lori Berenson was pulled off a bus in Peru in November of 1995, detained by anti-terrorist police, and...

Protests in Haiti over high food prices have dominated U.S. media coverage of the country in recent months. While these...

Gathered here is a collection of articles, letters, videos, reports, observations and resources regarding Washington’s recent interventions in Bolivian affairs,...

On a cold December night in 1984 in Putis, Peru more than 100 men, women, and children were forced to...