On November 30, Hondurans go to the polls to choose a new President, Congress, and municipal authorities. The stakes are high. The charged political climate of recent months has given rise to serious concerns about democracy eroding as malign forces maneuver. Just four years ago, Hondurans voted decisively to end a series of U.S.-backed post-coup […]
March 27 marks two years since Nayib Bukele suspended constitutional rights in El Salvador under an emergency measure known as the State of Exception, following a weekend spike in gang homicides. Since then, the measure has been used to arrest over 78,000 people without warrants, including union leaders, student organizers, environmental activists, land defenders and […]
Please join us Thursday, February 22nd at 4pm PST / 7pm EST for a special webcast in celebration of Black History Month: "No justice, No Peace: The Pending Agenda for Peace and Justice for Afro Descendants in the Americas." We will hear from some of the most influential Black solidarity organizers and Black leaders from Latin […]
