Brazil: transport is not a commodity
Passe Livre has held 7 mass demonstrations in São Paulo aiming to force the government to rescind fare rises.
Colombia: lessons of the pandemic
8 July 2020. In Colombia, children from the Chocó Robotics Club located in one of the remotest, poorest, and most violence-scarred departments, have used...
CASA Latin American Theatre Festival
Posts and reviews from the eighth year of the CASA Latin American Theatre Festival, London
Brazil: Why Is Blackwater helping to train the World Cup security...
An American private company accused of committing human rights violations in Iraq is helping Brazil with its security for the World Cup.
Land in Brazil 5: re-thinking the city of São Paulo
Re-thinking the city of São Paulo
Brazil: Documentary series investigates the worst water crisis ever in the...
Brazilian documentary makers are currently working to discover the way water is used in Brazil’s most populated area. Volume Vivo is an audiovisual research project that intends to look at the causes of, and the solutions for, the São Paulo water crisis.
Medellin Global
Centro de Estudios Internacionales Estratégicos
Working in: Medellín, Antioquía, Colombia
We promote research into various themes of social interest via the Centre for International Strategic Studies...
We was robbed (again)…
It could have been so different. Instead Brazil got corruption, repression, white elephant megastadiums... and FIFA
Venezuela: the struggle to preserve a dream
Former LAB editor Javier Farje visited Caracas recently and explored communities and walked the streets of the Venezuelan capital to find a people who are not prepared to give up just yet.
Mexico: to dynamite hills or protect homes?
Over the years, homes and whole neighbourhoods have been built close to or on the tracks of a disused railway. Now the Tren Maya project threatens to evict them, while offering compensation and relocation in which they have little faith