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Mexico

Yaquis: Between Government Forgiveness and Pressure for the Pipeline

Santiago Navarro F - 14 October, 2021

Sempra’s 2021 financial statement informs their investors that their affiliate IEnova has received payments stemming from a force majeure clause in the contract.

South America-

Brazil: Indigenous People Block Highway, Protesting Covid-19, Deforestation, and Railway Construction

Santiago Navarro F - 25 August, 2020

In 2017 U.S.-based agroindustrial giant Cargill announced it would compete in the tender with a block of other U.S. and Brazilian companies.

South America

U.S. Expands Influence in the Brazilian Amazon During Pandemic

Santiago Navarro F - 13 August, 2020

he United States Government has delivered two million doses of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) to the people of BrazilAs part of the humanitarian aid package

Resistence

Indigenous tribe denounces the destruction of sacred sites to build US-Mexico border wall

Samantha Demby - 9 March, 2020

Leaders of the Tohono O’odham Nation, an Indigenous tribe divided by the US-Mexico border, denounced this week the destruct

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Mexico

Sembrando Vida: Counterinsurgency, Neoliberalism, and Clientelism

Aldo Santiago - 15 May, 2022

The most damaging effect of the program is the destruction of the community fabric and of the organizing structures of decision-making

Central America

In Honduras, Chortí Maya cemetery is swallowed up by Aura Minerals

Renata Bessi - 12 April, 2022

"they wrecked the cemetery, dug up graves, all to make it look like they’d exhumed all the bodies"

Mexico

La Encrucijada’s Dilemma: The Greenwashing of Oil Palm

Santiago Navarro F. y Aldo Santiago - 4 April, 2022

Oil palm cultivation expands into protected areas in Chiapas with 17,300 acres that the government and companies intend to legalize