Could depletion of fertile soil trigger a bigger U.S. food crisis?
By Ted Kelly March 9, 2021 U.S. farmland in the Midwest has lost over one-third of the soil necessary to sustain crop [...]
Latin America & The Caribbean
Washington’s role in Berta Cáceres’ 2016 murder in Honduras
By Ted Kelly March 29, 2021 It has been five years since the assassination of Berta Cáceres — an environmental activist [...]
Haiti and masses in the streets: ‘Don’t change our constitution’
By G. Dunkel April 5, 2021 March 29 marked 34 years since the Haitian constitution of 1987 — marking the end of the [...]
U.S. props up unpopular Haitian regime on verge of collapse
By G. Dunkel March 25, 2021 March 21 — In the past week, one group of Haitian cops attacked at least two precincts, [...]
Haiti protests: ‘Moïse, U.S., UN out!’
By G. Dunkel March 11, 2021 Hundreds of thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince Sunday, March 7, to [...]
Cuban ‘Red Rose’ wins journalism honor
March 3, 2021 By Rubén G. Abelenda This slightly edited article was published in Resumen-english.org. Rosa Miriam Elizalde [...]
Immigrant/refugee rights: It’s now or never, Joe
By Teresa Gutierrez February 3, 2021 Since the beginning of the most recent war on immigrants — which took shape starting [...]
Immigration changes: What has Biden done so far?
By Teresa Gutierrez February 12, 2021 Duke university student Anthony Salgado said it best in an editorial for his [...]
Haiti: The masses are still in the streets
By G. Dunkel February 15, 2021 At a protest against the current government of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, a U.S. [...]
Anti-regime protests intensify in Haiti
By G. Dunkel February 9, 2021 Tens of thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince on Feb. 7 in numerous [...]
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