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Jeff Abbott and Julia Hartviksen
March 11, 2016

Indigenous women win precedent-setting case against former soldiers in sex slavery trial in Guatemala

Fabiana Li
March 9, 2016

How local resistance halted construction of a destructive mining project on the Chilean border

Bret Gustafson
March 7, 2016

Beyond the defeat of Evo Morales’ referendum, political struggles wage on.

Sheila Croucher
March 4, 2016

What does voting mean for U.S. citizens living in Mexico?

Jesse Franzblau
March 3, 2016

Clinton’s State Department overlooked human rights abuses and corruption while keeping a lucrative flow of contracts moving to U.S. security firms working in Mexico.

Ericka Deyanira Ovando Becerril
February 25, 2016

"I wander among ghosts:" A short story and accompanying video reflects on the disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students 17 months ago.

Winifred Tate
February 24, 2016

After 15 years, the hollow triumphs of Plan Colombia have created a nation of victims where impunity still reigns supreme.

Laura Weiss
February 19, 2016

Why is it so easy to find funding to stop people at the border, and so hard to convince lawmakers to invest in long-term changes?

Hilary Goodfriend
February 17, 2016

An Interview with Salvadoran Reproductive Rights Activist Sara García

Richard Boren
February 16, 2016

The Pope’s visit to Mexico ends in Ciudad Juárez, a city once known as the world’s “murder capital.” But is his visit just a political smokescreen for the millions demanding justice for violence?

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