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Est. 1977, LAB is a non-profit independent publisher of articles and books about Latin America and a platform for research to reach wider audiences. We focus on grassroots struggles for social & environmental justice.

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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 19/11/2025
On the anniversary of the deadliest volcanic eruption of the last 100 years, Colombians are using the power of dance to heal generational trauma and build a peaceful future. John Boscawen reports from Armero, Colombia lab.org.uk/colombias-ar...
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Colombia’s Armero tragedy: the dance of memory | Latin America Bureau
On the anniversary of the deadliest volcanic eruption of the last 100 years, Colombians are using the power of dance to heal generational trauma and build
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Shafik Meghji @shafikmeghji.bsky.social · 16/11/2025
Great to see #CrossedOffTheMap featured in the recommended books section of the new edition of Lonely Planet Bolivia 🇧🇴 📖 @latinamericabureau.bsky.social www.stanfords.co.uk/crossed-off-...
Shafik’s book Crossed Off the Map: Travels in Bolivia featured in the new Lonely Planet Bolivia
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Survival International @survivalinternational.org · 27/10/2025
For them, distance is protection — not isolation. Uncontacted Indigenous peoples are defending their lands. Discover their stories, their resilience – and the threats to their survival: uncontactedpeoples.org #AtTheEdge #uncontacted #uncontactedpeoples #northsentinel #amazon #indigenouspeoples
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 04/11/2025
#JuliaChuñil was a Mapuche land defender murdered and disappeared last November in Southern Chile. On Friday 7th November from 12-2pm we will join together at the Chilean consulate in London to commemorate and protest her disappearance. All are welcome.
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 03/11/2025
How Dina Juc, Indigenous Mayor, human rights defender, community organizer, nature rights advocate, and Maya woman of Q’eqchi’ and Poqomchi’ heritage, maintains active hope. New piece by Leonie Malin Höher up on lab.org.uk lab.org.uk/guatemala-in...
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Guatemala: Indigenous mayor Dina Juc maintains active hope | Latin America Bureau
Indigenous Mayor Dina Juc is a human rights defender, community organizer, nature rights advocate, and Maya woman of Q’eqchi’ and Poqomchi’ heritage raising her children in K’iche’ territory.
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Doctora Malka Older @older.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Co-published with @latinamericabureau.bsky.social and @globalvoices.org , the Environmental Defenders series highlights community efforts to protect their environments across Latin America, and this article, available in English and Spanish, is a great example. es.globalvoices.org/2025/09/30/e...
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In Ecuador, the river never forgets — nor do the communities
In March 2025, more than 25,000 barrels of crude oil polluted the rivers of Esmeraldas, Ecuador. The government arrived quickly, but left even faster.
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 27/10/2025
PEN Presents: Translators around the world are invited to submit proposals for English sample translations of previously untranslated works of contemporary Brazilian literature, of any form/genre, originally published in any language of Brazil! @englishpen.bsky.social @britishcouncil.bsky.social
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Apply to PEN Presents - Grants for translators - English PEN
PEN Presents: Brazil open until 30 November 2025.
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 27/10/2025
In coordination with @peninternational.bsky.social, @amnesty.org has organised a vigil to honour journalists that have been killed in the past year and highlight to the Mexican government their impunity in this crime. London, outside the Mexican Embassy on 16 St. Georges Street. 31 October. 3pm
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 27/10/2025
With over 133,000 people missing, Mexico's ‘madres buscadoras,’ or ‘searching mothers’ stand as the last line of accountability in a country where silence is enforced as brutally as violence itself. Long-read by Charli McMackin for LAB lab.org.uk/mothers-sear...
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'You look prettier when you stay quiet' – the struggle of mothers searching for the disappeared in Mexico | Latin America Bureau
Nearly 20 years after Mexico declared war on organized crime, the violence has metastasized into a crisis of disappearance which implicates both the state
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 16/10/2025
Don't miss – Learning with the Kawsak Sacha (Living Forest), Paulo Freire Annual Lecture 2025 delivered by José Gualinga of the Sarayaku in Ecuador. 22nd October, 5.30-7.30 pm @lborouniversity.bsky.social London (Here East – Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park) + online
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 14/10/2025
Tomorrow @cervanteslondon.bsky.social – NARRATING THE HORROR: Colombian journalist and writer Héctor Abad Faciolince in conversation with Ukrainian journalist and BBC World Service presenter Irena Taranyuk www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/narrating-...
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NARRATING THE HORROR: HÉCTOR ABAD IN CONVERSATION WITH IRENA TARANYUK
A tribute to Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina
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Grace Livingstone @graceliv.bsky.social · 07/10/2025
Looking forward to this book launch tonight
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 06/10/2025
In #Oaxaca, communities organize to resist the large-scale extraction of sand from the Río Grande, which is wiping out local species & changing the course & current of the river which Indigenous and Afro-Mexican locals have lived beside for centuries. Juana García reports lab.org.uk/communities-...
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Communities in Oaxaca unite to stop the plunder of the Río Grande | Latin America Bureau
In Oaxaca, southern Mexico, communities are organizing to resist the large-scale private extraction of sand and gravel from the Río Grande, which is
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 06/10/2025
Join us for the launch of 'The Congress of the Disappeared', the brand-new novella by Bernardo Kucinski translated by Tom Gatehouse with support from @englishpen.bsky.social tomorrow, 7 October at Photobook Cafe near Old Street, London, with @brazilmatters.bsky.social and @amnestyuk.bsky.social
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Grace Livingstone @graceliv.bsky.social · 22/09/2025
Anglo American accused of causing: human illness animal deaths contamination of air and water & drilling under glaciers My report from Chile @clascam.bsky.social @ldnminingnetwork.bsky.social @nujlfb.bsky.social @latinamericabureau.bsky.social @waronwant.bsky.social www.com/global-devel...
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Illness, animal deaths and water shortages: life inside Chile’s polluted ‘sacrifice zones’
Allegations of environmental breaches dog Anglo American’s mining operations. Now the company has been given the go-ahead for plans that communities say risk disaster
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 01/10/2025
Despite the Public Prosecutor’s Office denouncing the practice, São Paulo state was still burying identified bodies in anonymous graves until at least 2016, without notifying the affected families. 🖊️ Ali Rocha @brazilmatters.bsky.social tr. Stanton Geyer. @apublica.org lab.org.uk/sao-paulo-st...
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São Paulo state buries identified bodies in anonymous graves | Latin America Bureau
Despite the Public Prosecutor’s Office denouncing the practice, the state of São Paulo was still burying identified bodies in anonymous graves in public
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Shafik Meghji @shafikmeghji.bsky.social · 29/09/2025
📖 Looking forward to discussing the inspiration behind #SmallEarthquakes - from the Atacama to Patagonia, Easter Island to South Georgia - with @karennedwards.bsky.social at the Book Elephant in south London. 🗓️ 10 Oct, 6.30pm 🎟️ Tickets available now👇🏽 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shafik-meg...
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Shafik Meghji at The Book Elephant in Conversation with Karen Edwards.
Eventbrite - The Book Elephant presents Shafik Meghji at The Book Elephant in Conversation with Karen Edwards. - Friday, October 10, 2025 at 16 Sayer St, London, England. Find event and ticket informa...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 23/09/2025
Amid industrial pressure and legal rollbacks, a grassroots women's network fights for ancestral marine rights and cultural survival in Chile. Marisa Pettit for LAB's #EnvironmentalDefenders series lab.org.uk/chile-the-in...
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Chile: the Indigenous women defending the Sea | Latin America Bureau
Amid industrial pressure and legal rollbacks, a grassroots women's network fights for ancestral marine rights and cultural survival in Chile. ‘If they
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 17/09/2025
Bulldozers tear into the Peruvian Amazon, threatening isolated tribe, the Mashco Piro. Their survival, and the credibility of a global sustainability watchdog, hang in the balance. ✍🏽Maozya Murray for LAB lab.org.uk/uncontacted-... @forestpeoplesp.bsky.social @survivalinternational.org
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Uncontacted tribe risk extinction as global forest certification system fails to act | Latin America Bureau
In the Peruvian Amazon, the roar of bulldozers is intruding on the ancestral lands of one of the world’s last isolated tribes. The Mashco Piro, long
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 16/09/2025
Watch Bolivia Burning, a @thegeckoproject.org doc following Bolivian human rights lawyer Alvaro Bozo García & British journalist David Hill as they hear from people impacted by the fires which ripped through over 12.5 million hectares of the country in 2024. lab.org.uk/bolivia-burn...
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Bolivia Burning: ‘We are on the edge of a precipice’ | Latin America Bureau
In a record year for forest loss across the tropics, more than a fifth of all the primary forest destroyed in 2024 was in Bolivia, placing the Latin
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 16/09/2025
Jasmine Haniff visited Monica Perez in her London studio to learn about wool, traces of empire, and Indigenous erasure in the Uruguayan artist's work. lab.org.uk/colonial-eng...
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Unravelling the thread from colonial England to Uruguay in Monica Perez’s art | Latin America Bureau
In her latest project COST, Monica Perez unravels the thread between England and Uruguay, exploring the raw wool trade and the displacement and erasure of Indigenous communities.
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 09/09/2025
Amazonians come together in London to demand ‘No More History Without Us’. lab.org.uk/voices-from-...
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Voices from the Amazon: our Voices, our solutions | Latin America Bureau
In the lead-up to the COP30 Climate Summit, which will take place in Belém, Brazil, 10-21 November 2025, LAB joined forces with the NGO Kayeb to host a
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 01/09/2025
Aug 30 was International Day of the Disappeared, to remember & honour those who go missing in contexts of war, violence, migration & disaster. Next month LAB publishes The Congress of the Disappeared by B. Kucinski tr. Tom Gatehouse, supported by ‪@englishpen.bsky.social‬ lab.org.uk/the-congress...
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The Congress of the Disappeared | Latin America Bureau
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 29/08/2025
How to Save The Amazon: This testimony book by the assassinated journalist lays bare the tragedy of Amazônia – of which he himself came to be one of the most painful examples – but also its uniquely marvellous nature. lab.org.uk/amazon-oh-be...
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‘Amazon, oh beautiful Amazon’ – Dom Phillips | Latin America Bureau
How to Save The Amazon: This testimony book by the assassinated journalist lays bare the tragedy of Amazônia – of which he himself came to be one of the most painful examples – but also its uniquely m...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 28/08/2025
In the Bolivian highlands, the Indigenous community of Cala Cala is waging a battle to defend the headwaters of its river from mining. At stake is not only the community’s water and livelihood, but also the fragile Andean ecosystem that depends on it. lab.org.uk/bolivia-high...
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Bolivia: Highland community gathers to protect river from cooperative mining | Latin America Bureau
In the Bolivian highlands, the Indigenous community of Cala Cala is waging a battle to defend the headwaters of its river from mining. What began as a
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 25/08/2025
Chile’s Atacama Desert has become a dumping ground for fast fashion waste. Mountains of unsold clothes pile up, creating toxic conditions. A local youth collective, Desierto Vestido, is fighting to expose the crisis, demand accountability, and develop circular solutions. ✏️ @mattcarr.substack.com
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Desierto Vestido: a territorial solution to the environmental effects of fast fashion | Latin America Bureau
In northern Chile’s Atacama Desert, Alto Hospicio has become a dumping ground for the world’s fast fashion waste. Mountains of unsold clothes from Europe, Asia, and North America pile up, creating tox...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 22/08/2025
Award-winning Brazilian photographer Marilene Ribeiro is an artist, ecologist & activist. Her most recent work is a handcrafted book of images and artefacts entitled Photo-Rituals for Disappearance. She spoke to LAB's Linda Etchart about the project: lab.org.uk/photo-ritual...
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Photo-Rituals for Disappearance: elegies to the disappeared | Latin America Bureau
In this interview with LAB’s Linda Etchart, artist Marilene Ribeiro explains the inspiration behind her recent projects rooted in humans’ relationship
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 22/08/2025
Trump introduces 50% tariffs on Brazil, states open support for Bolsonaro, inveighs against judges, all in attempt to prevent Lula from retaining support. The latest from Jan Rocha in São Paulo lab.org.uk/brazil-trump...
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Brazil: Trump aiming for regime-change | Latin America Bureau
President Trump has unleashed a barrage of actions against Brazil in an attempt to prevent Lula from retaining support. He has stated his open support for previous president Jair Bolsonaro, now under ...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 21/08/2025
Once known as Colonia Dignidad, it was home to a secretive religious sect founded by a manipulative and abusive leader who collaborated with the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet... Story from @graceliv.bsky.social
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
Drawing inspiration from LAB’s Environmental Defenders series, LAB contributor Leon Elliott has created an interactive tool that traces important developments in the fight for water and life in Guapinol, Honduras. Learn more about it and check out the tool here: lab.org.uk/honduras-int...
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Honduras: interactive tool traces developments in Guapinol anti-mining struggles | Latin America Bureau
Drawing inspiration from LAB’s Environmental Defenders series, LAB contributor Leon Elliott has created an interactive tool that traces important
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 12/08/2025
Latest for the #EnvironmentalDefenders series: Activists – especially women – stand firm in the face of an increasingly hostile regime in El Salvador, as opposition mounts against the new mining law which revokes a seven-year metal mining ban. lab.org.uk/water-life-t...
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In defence of water, life and territory: women resisting mining in El Salvador | Latin America Bureau
Activists – especially women – stand firm in the face of an increasingly hostile regime in El Salvador, as opposition mounts against the new mining law
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Shafik Meghji @shafikmeghji.bsky.social · 08/08/2025
A pleasure to chat to Sam Baldwin at the Travel Memoir Review about South America, travel writing, and the inspiration behind Crossed Off the Map and Small Earthquakes. 📚 @hurstpublishers.bsky.social & @latinamericabureau.bsky.social travelmemoir.review/2025/08/07/t...
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Travels with Shafik: in search of South America
Travel author Sahfik Meghji on his new book Small Earthquakes, the gringo trial, and why his favourite country in South American depends on who’s asking…
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 07/08/2025
COP30, held this year in Belém -‘capital city' of the Brazilian Amazon- provides an opportunity to depart from climate colonialism and end fossil fuel expansion, but it risks becoming a spectacle of exclusion, greenwashing and government ‘performance’ @mcolon.bsky.social lab.org.uk/cop30-climat...
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COP30: Climate summit or Amazon carnival? | Latin America Bureau
The COP30 climate summit, to be held this year in Belém, the ‘capital’ city of the Brazilian Amazon, comes at a critical moment, providing an opportunity to depart from the path of climate colonialism...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
Jean Charles de Menezes was killed by armed police in London in 2005, mistaken for a suicide bomber. The prejudice which led to that error persist, affecting Latin Americans and contributing to exclusion, unjustified arrests, & deportations ✍️ ‪ @thibogossian.bsky.social lab.org.uk/brazilians-i...
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Brazilians in the UK: 20 years after Menezes' killing | Latin America Bureau
Jean Charles de Menezes was killed by armed police at Stockwell tube station in London in July 2005. They mistakenly believed he was a suicide bomber. But
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
On 6 July, Haiti’s iconic Hotel Oloffson was completely destroyed in a fire probably set by one of the gangs that control Port-au-Prince. Like many foreign correspondents, LAB’s Nick Caistor used to stay there. He explains its significance. lab.org.uk/haiti-the-en...
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Haiti: the end of Hotel Oloffson | Latin America Bureau
On 6 July, Haiti's iconic Hotel Oloffson was completely destroyed in a fire probably set by one of the gangs that control Port-au-Prince. Like many foreign correspondents, LAB'S Nick Caistor used to s...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
Álvaro Uribe, one of the most influential leaders in Colombian history, was found guilty of bribery in criminal proceedings, becoming the country’s first former president to be convicted in a criminal trial.
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
This is a plea for President Lula not to sign The Devastation Bill into law in Brazil, to prevent tragedies like the “Belo Monster". "On the eve of COP30, show the world that your gov stands for Life, the Environment, the Forest, & the Future." @amazonialatitude.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4fv...
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Shafik Meghji @shafikmeghji.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
‘[A] book that should help foster and mediate new conversations in the present about Britain and South America’s shared histories.’ Thanks to Freddie Stone for his detailed and thoughtful review of #SmallEarthquakes for the @latinamericabureau.bsky.social. lab.org.uk/shafik-meghj...
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Britain and South America’s shared histories in Shafik Meghji’s 'Small Earthquakes' | Latin America Bureau
From the author of LAB's bestselling 'Crossed Off the Map' comes the brand new 'Small Earthquakes', which uncovers the fascinating story of Britain’s
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
@shafikmeghji.bsky.social's Small Earthquakes is "a book that should help foster and mediate new conversations in the present about Britain and South America’s shared histories." Book review on lab.org.uk today. lab.org.uk/shafik-meghj...
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Britain and South America’s shared histories in Shafik Meghji’s 'Small Earthquakes' | Latin America Bureau
From the author of LAB's bestselling 'Crossed Off the Map' comes the brand new 'Small Earthquakes', which uncovers the fascinating story of Britain’s
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 22/07/2025
Indigenous rangers of all ages come together in Ricaurte, Nariño, to protect their living territory amidst armed conflict, loss of culture, and deforestation. ✍🏽 J. Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo for the #EnvironmentalDefenders series w/ @globalvoices.org lab.org.uk/the-indigeno...
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The Indigenous rangers protecting Katsa Su in Colombia | Latin America Bureau
Rangers of all ages come together in Ricaurte, Nariño, to protect their living territory amidst armed conflict, loss of culture, and deforestation. In the
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 22/07/2025
Bolivia Burning is a @thegeckoproject.org documentary following Bolivian human rights lawyer Alvaro Bozo García & British journalist David Hill as they hear from people impacted by the fires which ripped through over 12.5 million hectares of the country in 2024 lab.org.uk/bolivia-burn...
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Bolivia Burning: ‘We are on the edge of a precipice’ | Latin America Bureau
In a record year for forest loss across the tropics, more than a fifth of all the primary forest destroyed in 2024 was in Bolivia, placing the Latin
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 08/07/2025
Environmental defender Alejandra Parra opposes a waste-to-energy incinerator in the south of Chile, despite rising danger for activists. Its toxic emissions could pollute the air, damage crops + undermine greener alt.s like composting + recycling. lab.org.uk/alejandra-pa...
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Alejandra Parra’s Zero Waste battle in southern Chile | Latin America Bureau
Environmental defender Alejandra Parra continues to oppose a waste-to-energy incinerator in the south of Chile, despite rising danger for activists.
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Cita Press @citapress.bsky.social · 07/07/2025
Women Resisting Violence, a powerful book about the ways in which women confront and resist various forms of gender-based violence, is now available in Spanish 🔗 Its intersectional perspective reveals how gender violence is closely related to socioeconomic status, race, and sexual identity. 📚💙
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Mujeres resistiendo la violencia
<p><b><i>Mujeres resistiendo la violencia</i></b> es un libro iluminador y poderoso sobre las formas en que las mujeres enfrentan y resisten las diversas formas de violencias interseccionales y de gén...
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Melissa Vida @melissavida.bsky.social · 30/06/2025
Thanks to @latinamericabureau.bsky.social for co-publishing it with us and to the author Estefanía for bringing the story forth.
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Cita Press @citapress.bsky.social · 07/07/2025
This book is part of a broader project of the LAB and King’s College London. In partnership with the LAB, Cita Press is pleased to make the Spanish edition of this book available online for free. To learn more about the English-language edition, visit @latinamericabureau.bsky.social
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 19/06/2025
"The global popularity of “ayahuasca” has given rise to a new form of spiritual tourism that romanticises and distorts Indigenous cultures." www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 17/06/2025
Don't miss Voices from the Amazon: Our Stories, Our Solutions – a day of talks, art, film, and networking to hear directly from the Amazon ahead of COP30. 27 June at Rich Mix, London (Bethnal Green Road/Shoreditch) www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/voices-fro...
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 11/06/2025
2024 was the worst year on record for the planet’s tropical forests. And Bolivia lost more than almost any other country. Fires tore through the Chiquitano and Amazon forests. Indigenous people were burned out of their homes. 'Bolivia Burning', a new film from ‪@thegeckoproject.org‬, coming Soon
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Bolivia Burning | Inside a Latin American ecocide [Official Trailer]
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 03/06/2025
According to Mapuche activist Moira Millán, a dictatorship has returned to Argentina. Under the guise of national security & economic growth, govs & corporations worldwide are escalating legal strategies to suppress Indigenous activists and organizers. @prismreports.org lab.org.uk/despite-glob...
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Despite global repression, Indigenous-led environmental movements fight on | Latin America Bureau
Under the guise of national security and economic growth, governments and corporations worldwide are escalating legal strategies to suppress Indigenous
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Latin America Bureau (LAB) @latinamericabureau.bsky.social · 03/06/2025
CDMX announces new strategy for searching for its disappeared. While the announcement offers some hope for the capital, it has also cast a harsh light on the decades of delays and neglect that preceded it. Charli McMackin reports. lab.org.uk/mexico-crisi...
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Is Mexico finally ready to confront its crisis of enforced disappearances? | Latin America Bureau
In April 2025, Mexico City unveiled a comprehensive 20-point strategy to address the crisis of forced disappearance. Developed in collaboration with
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