Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Last week, Mexican media companies cooked up an agreement to regulate the way journalists report on the drug war, proposing methods to restrict both images and speech in news broadcasts
Mexico’s Largest Media Corporation Behind Plan to Censor Drug War Coverage Read More »
Weeks of demonstrations continue against de-facto regime and its plans to privatize public education.
3 new videos from Real News reporting from Honduras Read More »
National civic strike against repression in Honduras needs international solidarity.
Take action today for Honduras Read More »
This 6 class series explores the central role of race and racism in the institutions of policing, citizenship, and immigration.
You can bet that Obama won’t make mention of the fact that the the individuals who planned and executed this hero’s murder were trained at the School of the Americas, which is still in operation.
Set Obama straight on Oscar Romero Read More »
…a series of regional assemblies were held in the Costa Chica and Montaña area in southeast Guerrero leading to the decision that the communities would start their own police force comprised of volunteers.
Specifically, the target was the government of Costa Rica and their decision to withdraw from the SOA in 2007.
Leaked U.S. Embassy Cables Document Efforts to Counter SOA Watch Read More »
US weapons and training essential to the war in Colombia (and more!)
Wikileaks Cables of Interest on Latin America, 2/27 to 3/6, 2011 Read More »
It is like we are returning to the Honduras of the past, a Honduras that is completely militarized, poor and terrorized. We have to awaken the solidarity movement because worse days are still to come.
We Need to Awaken the Solidarity Movement: A Report Back from Honduras Read More »
he shooting of demonstrators in the head with live fire from snipers – which has passed unmentioned by most of the media – marks a major escalation in the level of repression being deployed against the social movement in Oaxaca.
Snipers shooting demonstrators marks new level of repression in Oaxaca Read More »