Caravan Migrants Trapped on the Frontiers of Capitalism
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 7 2018 13:17
Increasing militarism and hostility to migrants are interconnected aspects of the crisis of capitalism.
The Rebellion in Nicaragua
Submitted by BenS6 on Jul 21 2018 09:28
In the 1970s the Sandinista movement in Nicaragua was a cause celebre of the left and extreme left, in the same way the Zapatistas in Mexico were at the beginning of the 21st century, and the YPG in Rojava are now.
Dancing with Dynamite: social movements and states in Latin America
Benjamin Dangl explores the complex ways that social movements in Latin America have worked with, against, and independently of national governments.
Anarchism in Latin America: A review by Benjamin Dangl
First published in Toward Freedom.
Subterranean Echos: Resistance and Politics “desde el So ́tano"
Raul Zibechi on the new forms of struggle and organisation emerging in the urban peripheries of Latin American cites.
Territories in Resistance: A Cartography of Latin American Social Movements
Raul Zibechi's Territories in Resistance offers an influential analysis on resistance and social movements in Latin America.
People in defence of life and territory: Counter-power and self-defence in Latin America
Article by Raúl Zibechi first published by the Transnational Institute.
Cleaners at luxury car dealer protest suspensions after strike vote
Submitted by RosalindR on Oct 1 2017 19:52
Cleaners at a Ferrari showroom in London's richest borough were suspended without pay this week after voting for strike action. Their union, United Voices of the World, are now preparing to take HR Owen luxury cars and Templewood cleaning agency to court for trade union victimisation.
When will the lights go out in Venezuela?
Submitted by Crossly on Apr 13 2016 04:35
The water level of the Guri Reservoir is dropping precipitously in an El Niño drought year and the hydroelectric turbines may have to be shut down as early as May (2016) to avoid destroying the plant. The real problem is that the ten turbines produce some 70% of Venezuela's electricity. It's easy for the Bolivarian government to blame the rolling electrical blackouts currently afflicting the country on the drought, but the real cause is far more complicated...
Anarchism in Latin America
Submitted by Battlescarred on Oct 9 2015 15:08
A short article on anarchism in Latin America
