Thousands lead 200 kilometre march in defense of Bolivia’s democracy & other stories
Today we look at the March for the Homeland in defense of democracy in Bolivia, the 7th round of talks on the 2015 nuclear deal in Vienna, and more
Greek workers go on strike to protest proposed labour reform and other stories
Today we look at the general strike observed by workers across Greece, the latest on Peru’s election as Pedro Castillo nears victory, and more
Social movements and protestors intensify struggle in Colombia and other stories
Today we look at the latest on the national strike in Colombia, a strike for better pay and staffing by health workers in New Zealand, and more
Genocide of Colombia’s social leaders continues unabated
According to a report prepared by various social organizations, between November 2016 and July 14, 2020, 973 social leaders and human rights defenders were assassinated in Colombia
Aboriginal group in Australia files lawsuit over land loss due to mining
In its lawsuit against the Western Australia State government, the Tjiwarl tribe has claimed cultural damage and loss of access to land
Dakota Access Pipeline is cancelled in an important victory for Standing Rock Sioux tribe
The judge observed that the Army Corps of Engineers violated the National Environmental Protection Act when granting approval for the pipeline.
What is happening in Wet’suwet’en?
In the dark early morning on February 6, 2020, the RCMP violently raided Wet’suwet’en territory in Northern British Columbia, Canada.
Colombia: stories of pain and resistance
In the first two weeks of 2020, 19 social leaders, human rights defenders and ex-combatants have been assassinated even as the government has failed to take action
Guatemalan Indigenous leader Daniel Pascual denounces political persecution
He has been accused of defamation, slander and injury by the son of an army general from the era of the military dictatorship
Hatred of the Indian. By Álvaro García Linera
Vice-president Álvaro García Linera reflects on the role of racial hatred in motivating the coup which forced him and President Evo Morales out of office and into exile
Another massacre in the Cauca Department shakes Colombia
In less than three days, two massacres took place in the Cauca department and ten people were killed in the Caloto, Corinto and Toribío municipalities.
Colombian organizations denounce massacre of Indigenous authority and members of Indigenous guardia
According to the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia (ONIC), in 2019, more than 120 Indigenous people have been assassinated
