by Jordan Cowell Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Religion, as an entity, is about words. According to twentieth century literary theorist Kenneth Burke, religion is composed of the Word, […]
by Gabriela LeBaron and Tim Shenk Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Who is Pope Francis? The large number of publications trying to answer this question suggests a great global […]
by Julia Smith Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Addressing popular movement leaders in Bolivia on July 9, 2015, Pope Francis powerfully expressed to his audience that Christians have […]
by Eudes Prado Lopes The impeachment proceedings that suspended the mandate of Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff in May mark the climax of an ongoing process of the radical polarization of […]
by Amanda Colón One of the most inspiring CUSLAR events I remember was a talk in November 2011 by Elvia Acosta and Raldy Santos, two young people from the Dominican […]
by Natalia Viana Original article published at apublica.org Translation from Portuguese for CUSLAR by Diana Tamashiro May 4, 2016 For Paraguayan José Tomás Sánchez, the message is that more […]
The Poor People’s Campaign is organizing a ten-day tour of the Midwest from May 17-26. Leaders of struggles from across the Gulf Coast, Mid-Atlantic, and West Coast will travel to […]
by Daniel Fireside This article was originally published on medium.com. Posted here with permission from the author. Berta Caceres, a 44-year old human rights and environmental activist, was murdered in […]
by Malcolm Temple Malcolm Temple is a Master in Public Affairs candidate at Princeton University and a Princeton in Africa Fellow at World Food Programme in Rwanda. He interned at […]
Berta Cáceres’ killing was a symptom, not an isolated incident. In memory of Nelson García. by Andrea Reyes Blanco and Tim Shenk This article appeared first on teleSUR, here. Berta Cáceres […]
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