Peru: Green light for Marañon dams?
Bad news: the government has approved the energy companies' environmental impact report.
Venezuela: same old, same old…
With the same tactics and media coverage, sections of the right are unwilling or unable to change their stripes.
COHA CALLS ON WASHINGTON-CARACAS TO NEGOTIATE OUTSTANDING CONFLICTS
This is the right time for Caracas and Washington to start a dialogue to put an end to the crisis in Venezuela.
Chile: women challenging stereotypes
As Michelle Bachelet embarks on her second presidential term in March 2014, other Chilean women are occupying positions of power.
Haiti: human rights activists in the line of fire
The recent killings of a leading activist and his wife are part of a worsening human rights situation in Haiti.
Venezuela — a view from the grassroots part 4
What are the viable political alternatives?
Venezuela — a view from the grassroots part 2
Police and military violence during the protests.
La Salida? Venezuela at a crossroads
The protests have far more to do with returning economic and political elites to power than with their downfall.
Venezuela — a view from the grassroots part 3
Media ideologies, capitalist complicities and the myth of a coup.
Venezuela – a view from the grassroots part 1
The economic crisis that foreshadowed the protests.