Analysis

Analysis

What Football Has United, Let No State Divide

The streets and the spaces under bridges became the pitch for these encounters; cars were displaced by street pick-up games where all it took was a piece of chalk to mark out the field

Life Narrated as Competition

For more than a century, life has been narrated as a race. But biology tells a more complex story, one of cooperation, interdependence and shared transformation

“Dispossession just began, and it’s going to last a long time”: Raúl Zibechi

The basis of autonomous communities is spirituality; it’s what lets us sustain ourselves for a long time in the struggle

Renewable Energy: Reconfiguring Dispossession in Latin America

Economic policies for the energy transition in Latin America continue to reproduce old patterns of dispossession

MOST RECENT

What Lies Behind the 4T’s Proposed Indigenous Peoples Act Regarding Indigenous Territories

Sheinbaum’s government announced a public consultation on a proposed bill on the Law of Indigenous and Afro-mexican Peoples to be submitted to the Congress in October.

Development Hubs Move Forward as 55 Billion Pesos are Allocated for Justice for the Peoples

55 billion for Indigenous Justice Plans to quell resistance, while 25 Development Hubs move forward

Pressure Continues to Impose Mega-Recycling Plant in San José de Chiapa, Puebla

Amid protests and a heavy police presence, the government of Puebla begins preliminary work on the Circular Economy Hub in San José de Chiapa. Local residents report harassment, and organizations warn of the environmental risks