Desde Medellín, el colectivo LGBTIQ+ Casa Diversa impulsa una visión amplia de la construcción de paz, aun cuando persisten las violencias urbanas.

As Chile’s far-right government considers further cuts to the country’s education system, teachers and students are banding together and taking to the streets.

En la Colombia del posacuerdo, la Comunidad de Paz de San José de Apartadó reafirma su compromiso con la vida y el territorio frente a la persistencia de la violencia y la impunidad.

Desde el Caribe colombiano, mujeres indígenas y afrodescendientes reflexionan sobre la construcción de paz desde el cuidado, la autonomía y la vida colectiva.

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Una reflexión desde las víctimas sobre las promesas, los límites y los desafíos de la justicia transicional en Colombia.

A reflection from victims on the promises, limits, and challenges of transitional justice in Colombia.

The right-wing government's attack on the country’s peace court threatens to undo a decade of work and hinders the ongoing search for the country’s disappeared

Reflexiones de una década de implementación del Acuerdo Final de Paz desde los pasos de las mujeres firmantes.

El número de otoño de 2026 del NACLA Report conmemora el décimo aniversario del Acuerdo de Paz de Colombia, poniendo en el centro las luchas populares por la dignidad, la justicia y una paz duradera.

The Fall 2026 issue of the NACLA Report marks the 10th anniversary of Colombia’s Peace Agreement, centering grassroots struggles for dignity, justice, and lasting peace.

The Fall 2026 issue of the NACLA Report marks the 10th anniversary of Colombia’s Peace Agreement, centering grassroots struggles for dignity, justice, and lasting peace.

November 24, 2026, marks 10 years since the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia–People’s Army (FARC-EP) signed a historic agreement intended to end more than half a cen...

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Ben-Hur Nogueira, a 24-year-old Afro-Brazilian documentarian, presents a different view of the favelas and the resilience of its people.

Puerto Rico's water crisis produced by a colonial system of debt, austerity, and extraction, cannot be solved by community organizing.

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La llegada a Honduras del expresidente y narcotraficante Juan Orlando Hernández ha puesto a prueba las instituciones del país.

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As Ecuador and the U.S. continue their aggressive campaign in the Pacific, a lone judge and victims' families are trying to hold them accountable.

Costa Rica is in the midst of an intense period of political upheaval driven by the right-wing populist project of former President Rodrigo Chaves and his successor.

One of Latin America’s most influential bands, Los Jaivas, recently toured Alturas de Macchu Picchu, a relic of the dictatorship era whose relevance today is striking.

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One of Latin America’s most influential bands, Los Jaivas, recently toured Alturas de Macchu Picchu, a relic of the dictatorship era whose relevance today is striking.

A South-African mining company’s lawsuit against the government in an international, pro-corporate court, exposes the insidious nature of investor-state dispute settlement mechanisms.

A medida que las Américas giran hacia la derecha, las fuerzas progresistas de la región se reunieron en Uruguay para trazar una ruta a futuro.

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Mexican American filmmaker Travis Gutiérrez Senger follows the evolution of the L.A. based art collective Asco, and their lasting impact in chicano art.

In the aftermath of a massive earthquake, local communities in the city of Cali have taken on a large share of the rescue efforts, driven by solidarity.

As the Americas shift to the right, the region’s progressive forces met in Uruguay to chart a path forward

The massacre of 20 campesinos in the Bajo Aguán Valley demonstrates the deadly consequences of their struggle against powerful landowners with ties to the recently elected far-right government.

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En un año el Cuerpo de Ingenieros del Ejército de los Estados Unidos ha recibido $170 millones del Gobierno de Guatemala para estudios de infraestructura vial y portuaria, cementando la dependencia de...

Over the past year, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has received $170 million from the Guatemalan government for road and port infrastructure projects that are deepening its dependence on the U.S.

The massacre of 20 campesinos in the Bajo Aguán Valley demonstrates the deadly consequences of their struggle against powerful landowners with ties to the recently elected far-right government.

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Under the cover of earthquake response, the Colombian President has reversed Colombia’s stance toward Israel

Through essays, interviews, experimental poetry, photography, music, and performance, contributors examine how memory is made in the present and how artistic and collective practices can forge spaces…

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The Necromantic State examines the creative acts that sustain, materialize, and engage the ghost of Hugo Chávez.

NACLA is currently accepting proposals for our Spring 2027 issue on the resurgence of Fujimorismo and institutional crisis in Peru. Send us your pitches by August 28, 2026.

The #RetoCuarentena series traces a poetics of confinement that links intimacy, gender, and militarization in Puerto Rico.