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Politics & Parties

Brazil: King Canute and his gang

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Sāo Paulo, 16 September: Like a tropical King Canute, president Michel Temer defies the waves of accusations battering his government, even when they are presented...

Brazil’s MST: challenging power structures and the need for ‘historic patience’

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The Movimento de Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (Landless Rural Worker's Movement, MST) has a gender-balanced national directorate of 52 individuals, with two people elected...

Guatemala: a rotten state

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On 27 August, Guatemalan president Jimmy Morales made a special TV broadcast to the nation, declaring the head of the CICIG 'persona non grata' in Guatemala.

Brazil: Mídia Ninja vs Globo and the media tycoons

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This article was written for BrasilWire. You can read the original here. The political situation in Brazil is getting confusing, even for people who study...

Brazil: Indigenous peoples boxed in by political crisis

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This article was translated from the French by Gregory Duff Morton, Bard College. After two decades of military dictatorship, a new Constitution proclaimed in 1988...

Michel Temer: Captain of Brazil’s Titanic

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Aug 14 2017 What is President Temer's weapon for fighting corruption charges? Why, corruption of course. In his relentless battle to stay in power, President Michel...

Brazil: why is Michel Temer still President?

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This is a slightly edited version of an article, first published by Brasil Wire. You can see the original here. It is always hard to...

Brazil: MST occupy farms of elite land-owners

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This article was originally published by Mongabay on 28 July 2017. This week, Brazil’s internationally recognized Landless Workers Movement (MST) launched a coordinated protest...

Canada’s toxic policies in Mexico and Latin America

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Pretty Faces, Grisly Interests This article was published on the website of Canadian progressive magazine Briarpatch. LAB has added titles and images. Main image: Banner...

Brazil: a curious conviction

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On 12 July ex-President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was sentenced to 9 years and 6 months imprisonment by Judge Sérgio Moro.  In contrast...

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