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Entre intimidación y criminalización: el caso de la protesta social en Costa Rica
Una marcada tendencia del aparato represivo del Estado en América Latina tiende, desde varios años, a considerar como delincuentes y a acusar por delitos penales a diversos líderes comunitarios, indígenas, campesinos, ecologistas, sindicales y estudiantiles
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The Struggle for Peace in Northern Kurdistan…
In amidst the deep silence of the western media in the face of the violent suppression of Turkey’s Kurds
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The new Colombia: a difficult birth
If things continue this way amnesty and JEP could be brought to the ground, legal security for ex-guerrillas would disappear
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América Latina en la mirilla: ¿OPERACIÓN VENEZUELA?
El Gobierno de Nicolás Maduro ha convocado a una asamblea constituyente, mecanismo contemplado en la Constitución, sin embargo no parece previsible que la misma suponga un punto y aparte en el enfrentamiento actual
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UK ELECTION 2017: ‘A seismic shift has occurred in British politics’
The 2017 general election was a once-in-a-generation opportunity that the Tories fumbled and Labour exploited to remarkable effect
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Guerrillas and the Attorney General, the big difference
If the works advance in the Temporary Zone of Caño Indio and the other Zones, it can not be attributed to anything other than the tenacity and the sacrifice with which guerrillas work under the scorching sun
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TURKEY: More Walls…Less Peace
Turkish President and Chairman of the ruling Justice and Development Party Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced plans, at the end of May, to construct walls to the south and south-east with neighbours Iraq and Iran
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Reacciones en América Latina a anuncio de retiro de Estados Unidos del Acuerdo de París sobre Cambio Climático
Ante el anuncio hecho por el Presidente Donald Trump de proceder a “retirar” a Estados Unidos del Acuerdo de París sobre Cambio Climático varios Estados de América Latina han reaccionado mediante comunicados de prensa
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UK ELECTION 2017: ‘Fear trumps facts: why Theresa May is sticking with her migration cap’
Ahead of the British general election on June 8, the ruling Conservative party has renewed its commitment to “reduce and control” immigration to a net figure of under 100,000 – a level not seen for 20 years
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IRELAND: New Head Arrives – Same Old Reactionary Politics?
Ireland now inherits a new Taoiseach and the Fine Gael party a new head on boring-old-shoulders, existing Minister for Social Protection Leo Varadkar
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