The Ukrainian Mirror
The colonial version of this conflict, which predominates in Latin American media, places our region in front of the Ukrainian mirror.
Latin America
OAS Deadlock on Nicaragua, What’s Next?
Former official of the Organization of American States (OAS) analyzes the regional organization’s impasse in regard to the Nicaraguan crisis.
Community Organizing in Peru Tackles Hunger in Pandemic
“The already existing poverty was aggravated by the pandemic. We saw people getting desperate, they had nothing to eat…”
Miskitu Migration to Costa Rica after the Hurricanes
Eta & Iota destroyed their communities and forced dozens of indigenous people to migrate to where people don’t speak their language.
Guatemala Convicts Ex-Soldiers of Raping Indigenous Women in 1980s
The ruling comes after years of advocacy by survivors & supporters. The women weren’t able to file criminal complaints until 2011.
Journalist Who Feared for Her Life Murdered in Tijuana
Maldonado is the second journalist killed in Tijuana in less than a week. On January 17, photojournalist Margarito Martínez was shot dead.
Nicaraguan Escapes Death in Mexico, Wears Shackle in USA
A month ago Moises Davila thought he would die in front of his children. He was about to cross the Rio Grande to touch US soil…
Honduran Parliament Has Two Leaders Ahead of Xiomara Castro’s Inauguration
On Sunday, the Honduran parliament, split into two separate blocs, held two separate ceremonies to ratify their new Congressional head.
Antonia Urrejola Appointed Chilean Foreign Minister in Boric’s Cabinet
Gabriel Boric: “Today a new chapter in our democratic history begins. We are not starting from zero, we know that there is a history…”
Protesters Decry Femicides, Anti-LGBTQ Murders in Juárez
Feminist & LGBTQ+ rights advocates took to the streets of Juárez denouncing rising femicides & the recent killing of a same-sex couple.