Brazil: when the dream becomes a nightmare
It was ranked alongside Russia, India and China as an emerging global economic powerhouse but now the pillaging of Brazil’s natural resources, corruption at its highest levels and a crippling drought is threatening that status.
Argentina — the Madres are still walking round the Plaza
With a new play about Argentina's 'disappeared' opening in London later this month, LAB brings you an exclusive interview with one of the leading Madres.
An Inextricable Link: Climate Change & Human Rights in Latin America
A London conference on climate change and human rights in Latin America organised by ILAS and LAB
Until the Rulers Obey: the growing strength of Latin America’s social...
A new collection of interviews and testimonies is discussed by a panel of experts in London on April 21
Argentina: these trees are made of blood
Set in a Buenos Aires cabaret club before, during and after Argentina’s brutal “Dirty War”, These Trees Are Made of Blood tells the story of a mother’s search for her missing daughter, one of thousands of people “disappeared” by the military junta.
Argentina: ‘ni una menos’
A movement and vast demonstration against femicide and violence against women has drawn support from every quarter.
Argentina: The Welsh in Patagonia & Trelew
Historian Alun Burge examines the role of the extraordinary Welsh community and its support for the Trelew prisoners -- and calls for more research.
Argentina lagging on the climate and environment
Even though its carbon emissions are comparable with those of most European countries, Argentina's new climate plan is disappointingly timid.
Argentina: Buenos Aires – Street Art Capital of South America?
Urban street art is now an established feature of Argentina's capital, adding plenty of colour to many of the city's neighbourhoods . Russell White explores.
