Sunday, April 28, 2024

Chapter 8 - State violence, policing and paramilitaries

Brazil: how the generals placed the captain in check

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Veteran journalist Luis Nassif explains the Military’s silent and gradual seizure of power from President Bolsonaro in five acts. This is an edited version of the article published...

Bolivia – Morales forced to resign

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Bolivia Information Forum (UK) has provided the detailed account, below, of the events of the last several weeks, leading up to the surprise resignations...

Chile’s protesters: no impunity for oppression

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This is the second of two articles with testimony from Chile’s protest movements. The first can be read here. See also our January article 'Chile's...

Chile: a polarised September on the eve of a crucial plebiscite

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As the date for Chile's constitutional plebiscite nears, the country is increasingly polarised. Polls, however, show a large majority in favour of a new constitution being drawn up by a constituent assembly of citizens, not a joint citizen-Congress committee.

Ecuador: killing leaves deep uncertainty

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The assassination of Fernando Villavicencio, one of the leading candidates in the 20 August presidential elections, has plunged Ecuador into deep uncertainty. The Correístas might benefit were some of them not suspected of complicity in the crime.

Jovem Negro Vivo

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30,000 young people are assassinated every year in Brazil. Of these 77 per cent are black. We want to see these young people...

Queremos ver os jovens vivos! (Infográficos)

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Dramatic, animated infographics showing the number of young people being assassinated in Brazil, and making comparisons with countries such as Iraq and Afghanistan. Part...

Chile: Victims of eye trauma tell their stories

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Ojos: Memoria de un estallido is a book put together as a memorial for victims of eye trauma suffered as a result of the...

Most dangerous for environmental defenders

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At least 177 environmental defenders were killed last year globally, according to a new report from Global Witness. At least 155 of them were in Latin America. Colombia topped the list with 60 murders, Brazil had 34, Honduras 14.

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