Latin America Archives - Page 89 of 481

Indigenous Groups Rally in Brazil as Top Court Considers Pivotal Challenge to Ancestral Land Rights

“We hope that the Supreme Court does justice with the lives of Indigenous peoples and protects Indigenous lands for all living beings.”

The tribunal ruled that the measure violated the rights to refuge, freedom of movement, and against discrimination based on nationality.

The Electoral Magistrates issued no pronouncement on a parallel entity’s near-simultaneous suspension of the Semilla party’s legal status.

Since 2018, the Central American University (UCA) has been subject to constant harassment by Nicaraguan government institutions.

Ríos Montt was convicted of genocide in a historic 2013 trial. That ruling was later overturned by a higher court.

The confiscation of the UCA’s History archives with nearly 70,000 volumes & documents is an immense loss for the region.

The ruling was welcomed by activists as the LGBTQIA community remains a frequent target of violent attacks.

The recent victory of Javier Milei in the presidential primaries in Argentina shows the rapid rise of the ultra-right in our countries.

Arevalo successfully connected the present (new generations) with the future (technology) of the country.

Indi Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Mother Hen”, in Lara, Venezuela. She used a Panasonic camera.