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- OJO se está circulando, especialmente en Honduras, un artículo falso que suplanta el sitio web de NACLA. El texto utiliza la URL naclareporting punto com, que NO tiene ninguna relación con NACLA. Esta página está falsificada. Por favor, no comparta esta información no verificada.
- Massive protests in #Brazil against #Temer's latest neoliberal reforms - "We won't return to slavery" ow.ly/kGpA30a1Itn @BrasilWire
- NACLA Editorial Board statement on the coup in #Bolivia: In solidarity with Bolivians resisting military intervention and right-wing violence nacla.org/news/2019/11/1…
- On September 11, 1973, Chilean President Salvador Allende was ousted in a CIA-backed coup. In the NACLA Report that followed, the editors wrote: "Clearly the coup was aimed not only at the Chilean Left, but at all Left and progressive movements on the continent." #NACLAhistory
- The latest issue of the NACLA Report, "Frontiers of Dispossession, Territories of Freedom," is now available online! Guest edited by Christopher Loperena, the issue looks at Black and Indigenous struggles across the Americas. tandfonline.com/toc/rnac20/53/3
- In memory of Susanne Jonas, we are sharing some of her work from the NACLA archives. Susanne was a staff member of NACLA-West from 1971-1976, and with David Tobis she coedited NACLA’s 1974 book Guatemala. Her writing continues to educate and inform. Susanne Jonas, presente!
- 📢NEW📢 Our Fall 2023 NACLA Report AFTERLIVES OF EMPIRE IN THE CARIBBEAN examines imperial pasts and presents in the Caribbean while highlighting the movements and communities struggling to be free. SUBSCRIBE by Friday, Sept 8 to get your copy in print: nacla.org/subscribe
- Join us on February 4th for "Ecosocialismo: Envisioning Latin America’s Green New Deal." See flyer for details. Register via EventBrite.
- Excerpt from @lorgia_pena's brilliant book: "How do we grapple with the fact that the extraordinary life and contributions of an Afro-Dominicana are only remembered through an invented story about a posed photo of a young light-skinned girl?"
- With the 51st #OASassembly under way, @GuillaumeLong analyzes how the organization responded to the 2019 elections and subsequent coup in Bolivia.
- We're honored to have @RogueChieftan join the Editorial Committee. And there's more news to come soon!Congratulations to Jayson Porter @RogueChieftan, a PhD candidate in History @NorthwesternU and a Mellon-Cluster Fellow in Latin American & Caribbean Studies @TGSatNU, on joining the Editorial Committee of @NACLA, a venerable and influential publication on Latin American politics!
- John Perry explains the stance of three young Nicaraguans planning to vote for the Ortega-Murillo government in tomorrow's elections.
- With Nicaraguans seeking refuge in Costa Rica in recent years, xenophobia has risen. Now, migrants are blamed for the spread of Covid-19. By María Jesús Mora nacla.org/news/2020/07/1…
