By jtrea
The Gulf of California Region is experiencing an investment boom in mega developments of intense interest worldwide. The setting is a unique backdrop of fragile deserts, marine sanctuaries, coastal areas, and islands recently designated as the components of a UNESCO World Heritage site. Efforts to protect the biodiversity in this northwest Mexico habitat bordering on [...]
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After a 109-day hunger strike, Patricia Troncoso forced Michelle Bachelet’s insensitive government to yield and allow her weekend passes and completion of her sentence at a work-study center. Two other prisoners will reap the same benefits. "From here, I want to encourage you to continue defending us from this predatory economic system that is seeking [...]
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"In the struggle for a freed Latin America, in opposition to the obedient voices of those who usurp its official representation, there arises now, with invincible power, the genuine voice of the people, a voice that rises from the depths of its tin and coal mines, from its factories and sugar mills, from its feudal [...]
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New from the Americas Policy Program The Militarization of the World’s Urban PeripheriesBy Raúl Zibechi Urban peripheries in Third World countries have become war zones where states attempt to maintain order based on the establishment of a sort of “sanitary cordon” to keep the poor isolated from “normal” society. Pentagon strategists are lending great importance [...]
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As part of a broadened alliance of Mexican civil society groups demanding the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mexicans from all parts of the country occupied Mexico City’s Zocalo and surroundings on Jan. 31. In a display of unity, in solidarity with their country’s agricultural producers, and the spirit that "without [...]
Read more →By Raúl Zibechi
Urban peripheries in Third World countries have become war zones where states attempt to maintain order based on the establishment of a sort of "sanitary cordon" to keep the poor isolated from "normal" society. "Army sources confirmed that techniques employed in the occupation of the Morro da Providéncia favela [slum] are the ones Brazilian soldiers [...]
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The two remaining candidates for the Republican presidential nomination—John McCain and Mike Huckabee—take positions on immigration outright restrictionists criticize. McCain and Huckabee both favor temporary work programs, and Huckabee’s advocacy of tuition support for the children of undocumented immigrants also angers immigration restrictionists. Both candidates favor a pathway to citizenship, although Huckabee’s path is a [...]
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