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Does American Exceptionalism Foster American Decline?
Following a trend set in recent years, references to “American exceptionalism” were common in 2012 and may remain a recurrent theme of US politics in the Obama [...]
Historical Research
Gun culture and the ecology of fear | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
*Editor’s Note: Remember, those “well regulated Militias” that the patriots are so in love with were used to wage war on brown and black people. Some things [...]
Oaxaca: Triqui Protest Camp Suffers New Eviction
For over two years the Triqui people of San Juan Copala, an autonomous municipality, have been a dispossessed people. Forced to leave their homes by a wave of paramilitary [...]
The Second Amendment was Ratified to Preserve Slavery
*Editor’s Note: Let’s not forget that one of the original intents of the 2nd Amendment was to keep brown and black people in check and living under a reign of [...]
The U.S. and the Privatization of El Salvador » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
As much of Latin America braces itself for the possibility of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s death, observers around the world would do well to note the stark contrasts [...]
David Bacon: The Story of a Oaxacan Indigenous Farm Worker Woman | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
To go pick blueberries I have to get up at four in the morning. First I make my lunch to take with me, and then I get dressed for work. For lunch I eat whatever there is in [...]
Maya descendants face discrimination, poverty – FRANCE 24
At its peak, the Maya civilization had one of the richest cultures in the Americas. Today, ethnic Mayas in central America and Mexico suffer from discrimination, exploitation [...]
For Indigenous Peoples, land rights are only half the battle
By Barbara Fraser • Dec 18, 2012 While indigenous people in Latin America are increasingly gaining rights to their traditional homelands, obstacles ranging from unclear [...]
The moral and organizational strength of the EZLN
Next 1st of January will mark the first 18 years of the armed uprising of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN). A country that was on the threshold of modernity [...]
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