Nazi’s Son Wins Chilean Presidency
Phineas Rueckert
‘Pinochet’s heir.’
Tag: Chile
Could a Communist Really Win Chile’s Presidency?
Charlie Ebert
One round down, one to go.
Latin America Is Leading the Charge Against Ultra-Processed Food
Aron Penczu
No more food colonialism.
Aged 82, Patricio Guzmán Is Still Making Revolutionary Cinema
Juliet Jacques
‘You must be ready at the place where the first flame will appear.’
Chile’s Proposed New Constitution Could Be a Nail in the Coffin of Neoliberalism
Michael Chessum
And that's why the right are trying to kill it at birth.
Were the 70s Really That Great?
Juliet Jacques
Nostalgia kills.
How Latin American Feminists Took on Anti-Abortion Laws and Won
Amy Booth
Don’t despair, organise.
What Next for Chile, Now Gabriel Boric Has Won?
Michael Chessum
The new president will have to keep his promises in the face of sabotage by international capital.
The Latin American Left is Ready for 2022
Pablo Navarrete
Pink tide 2.0 is well underway.
Chile Was the Birthplace of Neoliberalism. This Election Could Bury It
Michael Chessum
A radical socialist runs for president against a Pinochet-imitator.
Police Brutality: How Protesters Resist State Violence Around the World
Charlotte England
We asked activists in seven countries to share their best strategies.
Victims of Anti-Communism with Vincent Bevins
Aaron Bastani interviews author of ‘Jakarta Method’, Vincent Bevins, to examine the historic legacy of anti-communism, and the murder programs done in its name.
Victims of Anti-Communism With Vincent Bevins
The historic sins of communism and fascism are well documented. Often ignored, however, is murder and violence done in the name of anti-communism, and how this underpinned new forms of empire during the Cold War. Aaron Bastani interviews author of ‘Jakarta Method’, Vincent Bevins, to examine the historic legacy of anti-communism, and the murder programs […]
Protesters in Chile Aren’t Angry About 30 Pesos. They’re Angry About 30 Years of Neoliberalism
Barbara Fernández Melleda
