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Honduras's paradox: A narco-state where the majority does not see drug trafficking as the main problem

Survey sheds light on Honduran society's priorities

Written by ContraCorriente

Translated by Melissa Vida

9 July 2024

Guatemalan journalist receives prestigious award from prison

Zamora is a symbol of the persecution against journalists in Guatemala and the region

Written by Prensa Comunitaria

Translated by Melissa Vida

17 May 2024

Online resistance against Nicaragua‘s ‘Peace Law’

Facebook, Instagram and TikTok as spaces for truth and justice

Written by ProBox

Translated by ProBox, Melissa Vida

10 May 2024

South American presidents react to the Israel-Gaza war

The presidents of the region reacted differently to the conflict

Written by Connectas

Translated by Melissa Vida

26 October 2023

Chile's ongoing debt to human rights victims

50 years after Chile's dictatorship, human rights issues are still pending

Written by Laura Chaparro Piedrahíta

Translated by Melissa Vida

18 October 2023

The Venezuelan cuatro: the musical instrument of a displaced population

A journey around the world with the Venezuelan cuatro

Written by Elías Haig

Translated by Melissa Vida

17 October 2023

Mexican government faces criticism for blocking portions of the safe internet

The Mexican government blocks Tor network for security reasons

Written by Jacobo Nájera, Miguel Trujillo

Translated by Melissa Vida

12 October 2023

The Falkland Islands are an open wound in Argentina

For Argentina, it's a matter of decolonization

Written by Patricia Larrús

Translated by Melissa Vida

11 October 2023

An emblematic documentary salvaged during Chile's dictatorship has been restored

50 years after Chile's coup d'état, this censored documentary under Pinochet's dictatorship will be premiered this month

Written by Jacobo Nájera

Translated by Melissa Vida

12 September 2023

Why people are voting for ‘anarco-capitalist’ Milei, from an Argentinian perspective

Argentina is going through a dangerous social malaise

Written by Patricia Larrús

Translated by Melissa Vida

18 August 2023

The story of the ‘little Russian houses’ in Havana, Cuba, in photos

This neighborhood preserved the architecture of its past

Written by Periodismo de Barrio

Translated by Melissa Vida

4 August 2023

Why do we keep hiding the history of technology?

The excavation of old machines is a political and personal endeavor

Written by Jacobo Nájera

Translated by Melissa Vida

4 August 2023

Latin America embraces Barbie through pink tacos, parodies and protests

Street vendors, corporations, and political activists are surfing the Barbie wave

Written by Melissa Vida

2 August 2023

The healing love between Indigenous women

A story of a love between two artists

Written by Muy Waso

Translated by Melissa Vida

30 June 2023

Women-led legislature revives a small Spanish town against all odds

They wanted to stop the depopulation of the municipality... and they did it!

Written by Romina Navarro

Translated by Melissa Vida

7 June 2023

Historic ruling in Ecuador shows clash between global demand for minerals and protecting biodiversity

A landmark ruling in Ecuador highlights growing tension around copper mining activities

Written by Liam Anderson, Melissa Vida

6 June 2023

Brazilian President Lula's endorsement of Maduro's regime sparks strong reactions among Brazilians and Venezuelans

Lula said Venezuela being under a dictatorship is a “narrative that has been constructed”

Written by Melissa Vida, Fernanda Canofre, Gabriela Mesones Rojo

2 June 2023

Unfreedom Monitor Report: Ecuador

An excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in Ecuador

Written by Carlos E. Flores

Translated by Melissa Vida

16 May 2023

Why Paraguay's elections matter

Why you should care about Paraguay’s newly elected president

Written by El Surti, Melissa Vida

Translated by Laura

9 May 2023

#VoicesOfChange: Mexican activist Julia Didriksson wants to heal the wounds of macho violence online

'Despite violent cases, the internet has the capacity to be a safe space'

Written by Gabriela Mesones Rojo

Translated by Melissa Vida

5 May 2023

Twitter wars: Latin American presidents’ feuds threaten regional unity

'Autocracies don't believe in multilateralism,' experts say

Written by Connectas

Translated by Melissa Vida

4 April 2023

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