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La Encrucijada’s Dilemma: The Greenwashing of Oil Palm
Santiago Navarro F. y Aldo Santiago
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4 April, 2022
Oil palm cultivation expands into protected areas in Chiapas with 17,300 acres that the government and companies intend to legalize
Mexico
Mexico’s military knew Ayotzinapa 43 were kidnapped, then covered it up
Ñaní Pinto
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3 April, 2022
The parents of the disappeared students called for investigations into both the Mexican military and former president Peña Nieto
Mexico
United States Promises Millions of Dollars of Investments to the Southeast of Mexico
Sare Frabes
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7 March, 2022
The Nature Conservancy, USAID and AMEXCID signed on to millions in investment in southeastern Mexico
Mexico
México: Global Trade Bridge will Devastate Indigenous Peoples and Biodiversity
Santiago Navarro F
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22 December, 2021
The Isthmus railroad will run 31,111 45-car trains annually, one every 17 minutes. Demand will far exceed 60 trains daily. ↳Read the full investigation
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Sembrando Vida: Counterinsurgency, Neoliberalism, and Clientelism
Aldo Santiago
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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
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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