En su presentación de Estela Barnes de Carlotto y Buscarita Roa, la Embajadora Argentina Cecilia Nahón dijo de estas abuelas, “son dos ejemplos emblemáticos de las luchas por los derechos […]
by Jessica Barragan Cornell undergraduate Martin Zorrilla ’13 has found himself at the head of the class, teaching a course on the struggles of his home community in Ecuador and […]
In her introduction of Estela Barnes de Carlotto and Buscarita Roa, Argentine Ambassador Cecilia Nahón called the grandmothers “two examples of courage that are emblematic of the struggles for human […]
Judite Stronzake, a member of the National Coordination of the Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) of Brazil, gave the closing address at the Latin American Conference on Democracy and Dictatorship at […]
By Luna Olavarria Gallegos Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations On November 7, authorities declared the 43 missing students of Guerrero, Mexico dead. While Mexican politicians and media have overwhelmingly reported […]
By Maya Tellman, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations We can all agree that water is a fundamental human need, but it was only recognized as a human right in July […]
By Kailin Koch, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations As the year draws to a close amidst international strife and political contention, CUSLAR begins to reflect and prepare for its upcoming […]
By Hazel Guardado, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Much of the popular and academic literature around immigration focuses on how to manage immigrants once they have arrived in receiving […]
CUSLAR is proud to present the new book: HISTORY IS OURS: Accounts of the Chilean coup and resettlement in Ithaca, New York by Bridget Tobin and Tim Shenk History Is Ours is […]
Last Friday, April 18, Colombian author and literary icon, Gabriel García Márquez passed away in Mexico City. Although he wrote a variety of works including plays, articles, and short […]
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