Marie Trigona has reported from Argentina for numerous media outlets around the world. A writer, radio producer, and film maker, her work focuses on labor struggles, social movements and human rights in Latin America. Her writing has appeared in publications including Z Magazine and ZNet, NACLA, Monthly Review, Canadian Dimension, The Buenos Aires Herald, Left Turn, Americas Program, Clamor, Venezuela Analysis, Upsidedown World, Dollars and Sense and many others. She collaborates with video and direct action collective Grupo Alavío and their project Ágora TV. She reports for Free Speech Radio News, a daily syndicated radio news program broadcast in the U.S. Contact her with comments and questions: [email protected]
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The police killing of a public school teacher on April 4 in the Southern Province of Neuquen has sparked massive protests in…
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Patricia Isasa has fought for justice and transparency for over 30 years. At the time of her kidnapping, July of 1976, architect…
Human rights groups rallied throughout Argentina over the weekend for the safe return of a missing witness whose gripping testimony of torture…
Human rights groups rallied throughout Argentina over the weekend for the safe return of a missing witness whose gripping testimony of torture…
Interview with FRETECO representative By: Marie Trigona – Venezuelanalysis.com Latin America’s occupied factories and enterprises represent the development of one of the…
In recent years leading up to Argentina’s 2001 financial crisis, thousands of factories have closed and millions of jobs have been lost.…
Women from across Argentina gathered in the northwestern province of Jujuy for the 21st National Women’s Congress on the 14th and 15th…
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