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Stories of Resistance is a new podcast featuring vignettes pulled from journalist Michael Fox’s 20 years of interviews, research, and reporting from across the Americas. Co-produced by Global Exchange and The Real News Network , each week we’ll bring you stories that remind us of the struggles that have come before, and the ones we are living now. Inspiration for dark times.
A timely conversation uniting movements at borders to confront the “iron flow” of weapons from the United States that is fueling violence in communities around the world.
**PANELISTS:
John Lindsay-Poland, Stop US Arms to Mexico
Christina Delgado, National Coordinator of Organization, Community Justice
Ben Dooley, Reporter, ICIJ
Grace Fernández, Movement for Our Disappeared, Mexico
Sergio Aguayo, Professor, El Colegio de México
As U.S. military escalation, economic warfare, and media narratives converge, communities across Latin America are once again being forced to pay the price. This webinar brings together voices from the region to unpack what’s at stake, challenge dominant narratives, and discuss paths forward rooted in solidarity and resistance.
Panelists:
Alex Sierra (CESJUL, Colombia)
Ernesto Ledesma (Rompeviento.tv, Mexico)
Francesca Emanuele (CEPR)
Moderated by: Dayana Mosquera (Global Exchange)
Revisit a critical conversation hosted by CESPAD, the Honduras Solidarity Network, and Global Exchange discussing the intense pre-election crisis Honduras faced just a few months ago. You’ll hear from:
Gustavo Irías, Executive Director of the Center for Democracy Studies (CESPAD), a Global Exchange partner leading a 150-person national and international electoral observation mission. Gustavo will discuss the pre-electoral crisis and share CESPAD’s work documenting and clarifying what is happening on the ground.
Wendy Cruz, from the campesino organization Via Campesina, will share how she, as an organizer, understands the unfolding electoral crisis from a non-partisan, social-movement perspective.
Karen Spring, Honduras-based Coordinator of the Honduras Solidarity Network (HSN). Karen has lived and worked in Honduras for over 15 years. Karen will help translate the stakes of this pre-electoral crisis in Honduras for an international audience seeking to understand why what happens in Honduras matters for the entire region — and how it shapes relations with other countries, particularly the United States.
Moderated by Laura Carlsen, a U.S.–Mexico dual citizen, analyst, and journalist who directs the Mexico City–based think tank Mira Feminisms and Democracies. She specializes in gender, international relations, and Latin America, and brings decades of experience connecting grassroots movements with geopolitical analysis.
The United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement is the regional trade accord that replaced NAFTA in 2020 and shapes economic, labor, environmental, and investment rules across North America.