by Denisse Gayosso-Lucano Imagine if everyone who couldn’t prove their family’s citizenship back to 1929 were denied basic services and in danger of deportation. This is the reality for around […]
The Ithaca, NY-based Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations was in the press (here, here and here) in the Dominican Republic last week after releasing a statement calling for support and […]
by Evelyn Liu I open my eyes to the sound of a too-slow moving fan and the sticky feeling of dried sweat on my cheeks. The screen of my phone […]
U.S. Army veteran Jose Vasquez shares about growing up on welfare, seeing military service as an escape from violence and police brutality, and finally leaving the military as a conscientious […]
by Fr. Arturo Estrada, SJ and Héctor A. Portillo The Jesuit Mission of Bachajón was established on December 3, 1958, the feast of Saint Francis Xavier, nearly 60 years ago. […]
por Raúl Romero El 7 de octubre de 2017, María de Jesús Patricio Martínez entregó en el Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) la documentación requerida para registrarse como aspirante a candidata […]
Photo: allimite.mx De nuestro dolor nació nuestra rabia, de la rabia nuestra rebeldía y de la rebeldía nacerá la libertad de los pueblos del mundo. Porque el corazón de nuestra […]
by Richard Gaunt Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Immigrant and migrant workers who depend on precarious wage labor are at the crux of global capitalism’s explosive crises. As members […]
Photo: Joe Paperone At the Poor People’s Campaign Mass Meeting on October 17 in Binghamton, NY, four speakers addressed aspects of what the campaign has named as the “four evils”: […]
Committee on U.S./Latin American Relations 