Colombians ‘save the evidence’ as they denounce social media censorship of protestsInitiatives spring up to capture the reality of government repressionWritten by Isabella Barroso29 May 2021
Colombian students set up humanitarian camp to resist police crackdownStudent strikers raise awareness through song, dance, and foodWritten by J. Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo29 May 2021
Why Huawei was almost excluded from the 5G race in Brazil'How can they [Huawei] be trusted if there is Chinese interference?'Written by Giovana Fleck28 May 2021
Hacker group Anonymous leaks Colombia's police and army files amid protest crackdownA member of the group spoke to Global VoicesWritten by Melissa Vida24 May 2021
In photos: Chileans vote for a new futureIn historic vote, Chileans elect people to re-write the constitutionWritten by Francisco Osorio21 May 2021
A battle for information is sweeping Colombia amid nationwide protestsJournalists, K-Pop fans, and community radio stations fight for the truth about the country's protestsWritten by Estella PorrasTranslated by Emma Dewick14 May 2021
Indigenous peoples join the national struggle in Colombia's strikeThe Indigenous guard protects protestors by setting up humanitarian corridorsWritten by J. Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo14 May 2021
Who is artist Luis Manuel Otero, symbol of the resistance and thorn in the side of the Cuban regime?An unprecedented international media unleashed campaign of support for the artistWritten by Luis RodriguezTranslated by Allison Janos13 May 2021
The legacy of militarism in Latin America's police: Shoot to killAfter a series of abuses, citizens demand reformsWritten by ConnectasTranslated by Liam Anderson11 May 2021
A proposal by a Brazilian senator resurrects ideas of restrictive abortion lawActivists criticize the proposal for creating what they call "a rape subsidy"Written by Lobato Felizola11 May 2021
Street art shows the clamor of the Colombian people tired of violence, corruption and povertyColombia's wall speak against police violence Written by J. Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo8 May 2021
Forced fertility or infertility? Peruvian women still have no power over their own bodiesIt's unlikely that the presidential elections will change the situation for womenWritten by Global Voices América LatinaTranslated by Emma Dewick7 May 2021
El Salvador's parliament removes checks and balances on President Bukele's powersBut why aren't more Salvadorans protesting what is happening?Written by Eddie Galdamez5 May 2021
#YoTeCreoVZLA: The movement that breaks the long silence on sexual abuse in Venezuela"I never had any doubt that #MeToo would eventually reach Venezuela"Written by Melissa Vida, Laura Vidal, Romina Navarro, Gabriela Mesones RojoTranslated by Anthony Sutterman4 May 2021