Hello
Don't know if someone has asked the question before but I was hoping someone could point me towards the best sources for news, general and/or about activism, in South America. Of course we have our general news sites like BBC and what not but I was hoping to know where people go for a more considered view of Latin America from an anarchist/left wing standpoint.
Thanks very much for these they are a great help and just what I was looking for. Hearing about the renationalisation of oil production in Argentina I sought some considered writing on what this meant and how the action could become an example of a alternative to the europe-wide "austerity" drive. I obviously didn't find this around our mainstream outlets. Thanks.
cipamericas.org is sometimes good.
kinda specific, but here has very detailed news from Honduras. Not much else in English I can think of that hasn't already been mentioned.
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