Madagascar’s president dissolves government following youth-led protests
Madagascar has been rocked by the largest youth-led protest waves in years, leaving at least 22 dead and forcing President Andry Rajoelina to dissolve his government amid mounting anger over water and power shortages.
El mundo clama que termine la ocupación ilegal de Palestina por Israel
La Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas ha aprobado una resolución que exige a Israel la retirada inmediata de Jerusalén Este, Gaza y Cisjordania.
Xiomara Castro’s government declares Honduras free of open-pit mining
The initiative, which placed the protection of the environment above the interests of the transnational companies, was celebrated by environmentalists and social organizations across the country
Israeli court: Palestinians to remain in their homes until land arrangement and other stories
Today we look at the Israeli Supreme Court’s order on the expulsion of 4 Sheikh Jarrah families, the new cabinet approved by Libya’s Tobruk-based parliament, and more
Guapinol environmental defenders released from prison after long battle for freedom
Environmental activists from the Guapinol village in northern Honduras had been arbitrarily detained since 2019 for protesting against a mining project
Chubut governor repeals mining law after days of protest
After five days of anti-mining protests across Argentina’s Chubut province, the provincial governor repealed the law that paved the way for mega-mining in the province, and gave the call for a plebiscite to decide on this matter
Dubious Nairobi shack study sparks controversy
Economists and Nairobi water company cut off impoverished people’s water supply in the Kenyan capital in an effort to establish if landlords will pay their outstanding bills.
Peru hit hard by second wave of COVID-19
Peru is reporting more than 7,000 new cases everyday and has the highest per capita death toll in the Latin American and Caribbean region
Ten years ago, the UN declared access to water and sanitation a human right
The resolution does not reflect the reality of millions of Brazilians; perspectives are bleak with passing of new laws
Nestlé may sell its bottled water brands in the US and Canada – what is behind this maneuver?
Franklin Frederick inspects the motives behind Nestlés move to sell bottled water brands in North America and the company’s track record of environmental violations
Activist who denounced lack of water in poor neighborhoods in Buenos Aires died of coronavirus
Ramona Medina was hospitalized and connected to a respirator after she tested positive for coronavirus. There are more than 1,000 confirmed cases in Buenos Aires’ poor neighborhoods






