Colombia: who’s really in charge?

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Jenny Pearce on De la Espriella's victory and her new book ¿Quién manda en Colombia?

Colombia: Goldman prize for activist

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Yuvelis Morales Blanco is part of the Alianza Colombia Libre de Fracking (Colombia Free from Fracking Alliance), a collective that has been engaged in...

‘United for Land, Water, Territory and Dignity’

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Global social movements rallied in Cartagena, Colombia, on 23-24 February, ahead of the second International Conference on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development, ICARRD+20

Survival International Report: Profit-seeking threatens to wipe out the world’s last...

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Sometime in early January 2005, a photograph of a lone man standing on a beach aiming a bow and arrow toward a camera, made...

Art Against Extraction: ATRATO by Juan Covelli

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ATRATO by Juan Covelli runs until 22 February 2026 at the V&A Photography Centre in South Kensington, London. Admission is free.

Venezuela: who’s next?

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Following its action in removing Maduro, who will the Trump administration attack next? Colombia, Mexico, Cuba? US actions now follow the course outlined in its new National Security Strategy, crudely dubbed 'The Donroe Doctrine' by the man himself. Latin America risks being left isolated.

Communities in Colombia fight to be recognized in the rush to...

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Colombia is at a crucial point as major projects led by Gustavo Petro’s government have hinged the country’s future on the promises of the energy transition. But this transition will not benefit people in Colombia by default. We hear from environmental defenders working across the coal corridor to protect their territories and ensure no one is left behind as mines close and renewable energy projects begin. 

Venezuela: the US takes aim

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The Trump administration has sent 12 military warships to Caribbean waters near Venezuela, including the world’s largest aircraft carrier, a submarine and four amphibious vessels for landing troops. US forces have killed 83 people in extrajudicial strikes on boats since September, claiming, without evidence, that these were transporting drugs. Donald Trump has now threatened land strikes on Venezuela. Grace Livingstone author of America’s Backyard, has spoken to Venezuelan and US experts about US military build-up.

Colombia’s Armero tragedy: the dance of memory

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On the anniversary of the deadliest volcanic eruption of the last 100 years, Colombians are using the power of dance to heal generational trauma...

The Indigenous rangers protecting Katsa Su in Colombia

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Rangers of all ages come together in Ricaurte, Nariño, to protect their living territory amidst armed conflict, loss of culture, and deforestation. In the Magüí...

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