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    Panama: indigenous activists block entry to Barro Blanco dam

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    A 30-strong splinter group of Ngäbe from the M10 resistance movement has blocked the entrance to the Barro Blanco hydroelectric dam in western Panama, preventing workers from entering the...
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    Ayotzinapa caravan forges European alliances

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    “We are here to say that the struggle around the 43 students is a live struggle, it is alive today, and it’s not something that’s staying in the past...
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    The last peyote guardians in London

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    Two indigenous Huichol shamans from western Mexico met a packed lecture theatre at the University of London’s School of Asian and Oriental Studies (SOAS) last Tuesday night, where the...
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    Panama: neon frogs returned to the wild

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    The Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Panama has pioneered a breeding programme which last month saw the release of hundreds of tiny colourful frogs...
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    Panama: Indigenous land sold to developers for millions

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    Large tracks of pristine coastal land in the remote Kusapín district of the Comarca Ngäbe-Buglé in western Panama have be sold to foreign developers....
    Politics

    The Panama Papers: world elites stashing cash in offshore havens

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    Millions of leaked documents reveal how dozens of politicians and public officials from countries across the world have been stashing cash in offshore havens. The...
    Development

    Panama: indigenous activists block entry to Barro Blanco dam

    Jennifer J Kennedy -
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    A 30-strong splinter group of Ngäbe from the M10 resistance movement has blocked the entrance to the Barro Blanco hydroelectric dam in western Panama,...

    Mexico

    Human Rights

    Jaguar dance marks close of Euro-Caravana 43

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    Having toured 18 cities in 13 countries, the ‘Euro-Caravana 43’ human rights caravan ended its journey in London last Tuesday 19 May, marking the...
    Human Rights

    Ayotzinapa caravan forges European alliances

    Jennifer J Kennedy -
    0
    “We are here to say that the struggle around the 43 students is a live struggle, it is alive today, and it’s not something...
    Culture

    The last peyote guardians in London

    Jennifer J Kennedy -
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    Two indigenous Huichol shamans from western Mexico met a packed lecture theatre at the University of London’s School of Asian and Oriental Studies (SOAS)...

    Guatemala

    Human Rights

    Interactive documentary exploring Guatemala and El Salvador’s armed conflicts through eyes...

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     is documentary filmmaker Patricia Goudvis’ follow-up to If the Mango Tree Could Speak, a film about ten children, aged between twelve and fifteen, who grew up...
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    Corruption scandal sparks protests across Guatemala

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    More than 40,000 protesters swept through the streets of Guatemala City yesterday, Saturday 16 May 2015, to vent fury over the nation’s unfolding corruption...
    Human Rights

    Top genocide lawyer assassinated in Guatemala City

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    The chief lawyer of former dictator Efraín Ríos Montt was gunned down in broad daylight last Wednesday 3 June. Francisco Palomo Tejada, 63, was...
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    Trafficking of women and girls: Central America’s human rights crisis

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    It was a typical ruse. Claudia Ayala, a young Costa Rican woman, was promised a cleaning job in the U.S. Claudia trusted a man...

    Nicaragua

    Human Rights

    Nicaragua: the Abortion Ban, and the Government’s “Battle against Maternal

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    Amelia, a 27 year-old Nicaraguan woman, was diagnosed with cancer and like any other patient she should have been offered medical treatment. But, instead...