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]
Activists met in Uruguay for the fourth Latin American Conference of Popular Autonomous Organizations in February. Over 300 activist delegates from Brazil,…
This is an article published with the Interhemispheric Resource Center. I’m particularly proud of this article because it reflects my years of…
After reading many of my collegues’ analysis of recent "progressive" social democratic victories in Latin America, I thought this article on a recent…
The participating organizations orient towards class struggle and libertarian practices-grass roots organizing, direct democracy and mutual solidarity. Within the debate of how…
Activists met in Uruguay for the fourth Latin American Conference of Popular Autonomous Organizations in February. Over 300 activist delegates from Brazil,…
Striking oil workers stormed a police station, killing a police officer and injuring 15 others to free a jailed union leader in…
Alavío presentation The idea that I have for this personal blog is not only to post personal writings but to use as…
Argentina to sell environmental services Here’s a short story I did for Free Speech Radio News on Argentina’s environmental policy, biopiracy and…
Argentina’s Mothers of the disappeared hold their last march of Resistance by Marie Trigona The historic human rights group Mothers of Plaza…
Anarchist Visions Argentina By Marie Trigona This past month activists in Argentina marked 87 years since the violent army attack against striking…
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