Latin America
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Latin/South America.
This year marks the anniversaries of two drastically different events that loomed all too large in my life. The first occurred a…
Argentines weary of annual inflation soaring above 140% and a poverty rate that reached 40% have elected right-wing libertarian economist Javier Milei.…
Dear Comradesif it must beyou speak no more with menor smile no more with menor march no more with methen let me…
Benjamin Dangl and I had only been out of college for four years when Dangl’s first book The Price of Fire: Resource Wars…
Recent aggressive interest rate hikes have not solved the persistent inflation that economies have been experiencing. Indeed, the actual causes of inflation—supply…
Milei’s victory is an international marker, of sorts, for America’s billionaires and largest corporations, who share his desire to end liberal democracy…
Immigration has been a touchstone of United States political debates for decades, and several cities claim to be at a “breaking point”…
Argentina embraced the far right. Javier Milei, 53, won the second round of Argentina’s elections with 56% of the vote against the…
As the United States and its European allies continue to pledge unconditional support for Israel’s unconscionable campaign of collective punishment and ethnic…
First published in Portuguese at Revista Movimento. Translation by Revista Movimento. The approval, in the last debate in the House of Deputies on…
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