Just Say No?
The March 20 anti-war demonstration demand to Bring the Troops Home Now raised serious questions among activists.
View ArticleUnwelcoming the G8
As leaders of the world convene at the G8 summit to discuss the global situation as they see it, protesters outside the summit present the world as they'd like to see it.
View ArticlePersonal Voices: Swinging the Vote, One Door at a Time
While canvassing, the plan is to change voters minds, one by one. Such a strategy translates into long, hot hours spent making as much face-to-face contact with undecided voters as possible.
View ArticleSamba and Revolution: Dispatches from the International Youth Camp
"In this 24-hour fiesta of ideas and networking, anyone who might have tried to catch some shut-eye would have had trouble blocking out the hip hop music, campfire concerts, nightly parades and – after...
View ArticleIt's Still Chavez's Venezuela
Despite strong U.S. opposition, Hugo Chavez continues to gain support in Venezuela and is building stronger ties with other Latin American governments.
View ArticleA Tightly Closed Door
The Patriot Act is keeping a Bolivian farmer from entering the United States.
View ArticleThe U.S. Descends on Paraguay
How a city in a small South American country became one of the centers for U.S. military and anti-terrorism funding.
View ArticleRapping in Aymara
In Bolivia, hip-hop music and culture are becoming key parts of a larger liberation struggle.
View ArticleThe U.S. 'War on Drugs' Is an Assault on South America’s Poorest
Cocaine may be considered a scourge in America's cities, but in the Andes, the plant from which it's derived is a way of life that provides food, shelter, healthcare and education.
View ArticleIs George Bush Restarting Latin America's 'Dirty Wars'?
Signs are emerging of a new wave of U.S.-backed militarism in Latin America.
View ArticleFear and Loathing in Bolivia: New Constitution, Polarization
Tensions run high as Bolivia's elite refuse to give up power peacefully.
View ArticleBush Spending U.S. Tax Dollars to Foment Unrest in Bolivia
Documents show that Washington is backing Right-wing opposition to Bolivia's democratic reforms.
View ArticleBrewing Trouble: How to Drink Beer and Save the World
Can corporate "globeerization" be fought through "beeroregionalism"?
View ArticlePeace Activists Occupy General Dynamics Weapons Plant
Vermont activists entered General Dynamics and locked themselves together in the firm's lobby to protest the company's war profiteering.
View ArticleTotal Recall in Bolivia: Divided Nation Faces Historic Vote
Bolivia's president, vice president and eight of nine departmental governors are the subject of an upcoming recall vote.
View ArticleCommunication Breakdown: How Cell Phones Hurt Communities
Have cell phone kept us better connected or driven us into our own little worlds?
View ArticleIs a U.S.-Approved Coup Under Way in Bolivia?
Bolivian President Evo Morales announces that a coup d'etat by right-wing regional governors is under way.
View ArticleMassive Political Upheaval in Bolivia Signals the Decline of U.S. Influence...
After months of street battles, the Bolivian Congress ratified a new draft of the country's constitution.
View ArticleActivists Confront the Military Industrial Complex
The diverse group of activists rallied in support of building a peace economy and movement beyond election day.
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