Friday, April 19, 2024

Social Movements

Colombia: Las Pavas: Farmers demand right of return to lands

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On 4 April 2011, more than 70 adults returned to the Las Pavas ranch (Department of Bolívar), from which they were displaced in July 2009, following various returns and subsequent forced displacements.

Latin America and Gaddafi

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How can Latin America's 'revolutionary' leaders support Gaddafi? Those who came to power on the back of mass democratic movements cannot deny Libyans the right to topple a dictator, says Mike Gonzalez.

Martial Law, Repression, and Remilitarization in Guatemala

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President Colom initiated Martial Law in Alta Verapaz in December in order to control the drugs violence between cartels in the area.

Mexico: Zapatistas: The war with no breath?

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Arsenault looks back at the acheivements of the Zapatista rebellion 17 years on.

Brazil: Social movements reject Belo Monte

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60 non-governmental organisations have attacked the partial go-head given to the Belo Monte hydroelectric power station by IBAMA, the federal government’s environmental agency.

Brazil’s MST demands land reform

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Activists from Brazil's Landless Movement (MST) are calling on the new President, Dilma Rousseff, to radically reform the country's old agrarian structures, which, they say, perpetuate inequality, injustice and violence.

A Decade of Refounding Honduras

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As we enter a new decade Gerardo Torres Zelaya looks at the path of the left in Latin America and the roots of popular resistance which have grown in the last 10 years.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Education movement gains ground

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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Education movement gains ground. As calls for more resources to be invested in education are growing across the country

MEXICO: Juárez Residents Fight for Safe Public Spaces

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In light of the continuing violence and lack of opportunity in Ciudad Juarez, young people use music and culture to bring people together, combat fear and criticise government policy.

Growing social discontent in Bolivia and Ecuador

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In a new book, Dancing with Dynamite, journalist Ben Dangl describes the growing discontent of social movements in the governments they brought to power. He explains his views in a short video. 

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