Fire, the Right to Breathe, and the Aesthetics of Protest in the Americas
Simone da Silva Ribeiro Gomes and Lara Sartorio Gonçalves From Rio de Janeiro, Brazil It is a recurring debate.
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South America (featured)
The Death of Alejandro Treuquil and the disregard for Mapuche lives in Chile
Last June 4, the spokesperson for the We Newen Community, Alejandro Treuquil, was assassinated, shot by unknown assailants while he was searching for his horse; three other persons were wounded in the incident. This all happened in the town of Collipulli, in the Araucanía region…
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“We are on the right side of history”: COHA Exclusive Interview with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza
By Roger D. Harris Corte Madera, California As Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza spoke to COHA Friday night, five Iranian
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US Threatens to Prevent Iranian-Venezuelan Mutual Assistance
Five Iranian supertankers, filled with approximately 45.5 million gallons of gasoline and related fuel products are presently crossing the Atlantic
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Now the People Speak: International Congress of Social Communicators
By Danny ShawFrom Caracas “If you’re not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed,
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Lula extols “true heroes” of the country: “We need to retell the history of Brazil”
Former Brazilian president grants an interview for the first time since leaving prison on November 8 By Erick GimenesOriginally published
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