This week, Guatemala will celebrate its (non-violent) Democratic Revolution of 1944 with a new, democratic revolution, one that has arisen to defend their newly elected president, Bernardo Arévalo. President-elect Arévalo does not take office until January 14th – nearly five months after his election on August 20th – and corrupt forces within the existing Guatemalan […]

Today, the situation in Haiti could not be more dire. Paramilitaries continue to terrorize the population. Over 5 million Haitians, including 2.5 million children, are experiencing food insecurity in a country of 12 million. And now, the UN has authorized an invasion force to prop up the unelected, repressive government. As always, Haitians continue to […]

Monday, March 25, at 4 pm Pacific time: We turn our focus to the underreported armed conflict on the Chiapas-Guatemala border. This conflict, fueled by territorial disputes among organized crime groups, has devastating consequences for the largely Indigenous population of Chiapas. The communities displaced by the violence are in the thousands, and violence and terror […]

We, the People’s Movement for Peace and Justice, are reclaiming Cinco de Mayo to prioritize peace and binational collaboration as Mexico and the United States unite to protest against armed and structural violence, hate speech, and failed militarization strategies. Join us as we take to the streets this May 5th for a Binational Day of […]

Haiti is part and parcel of the larger struggle for self-determination and liberation that we see taking place throughout the Pan African revolution. This webinar will explore that dynamic intersection of the struggle against imperialism that is happening from Kenya to Port-a-Prince. Panelists will provide experiences and updated information, as well as engage a discussion […]