By Roberto Lovato
Viewed from a distance, the streets of Honduras look, smell and sound like those of Iran: Expressions of popular anger — burning vehicles, large marches and calls for justice in a non-English language — aimed at a constitutional violation of the people’s will (the coup took place on the eve of a poll [...]

The Stonewall riots were manifestations of communal resistance against, against a violent police raid that took place in the early morning hours of June 28, 1969 at the Stonewall Inn, in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City. The Latin American and Caribbean Community Center stands in solidarity with communities that continue to resist [...]

THE PROCESS OF BLACK COMMUNITIES IN COLOMBIA PUBLICIZES THE FOLLOWING ACTS BEFORE THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY:
OCURRENCES:
1. The north of Cauca, specifically the municipalities of Suarez & Buenos Aires, is inhabited by a population that is 70% Afro-Colombian. These descendents of past slaves who now subsist from agriculture & mining are communities that have been [...]

With all that happened at the Summit of the Americas, it was easy to miss a significant about-face by the Obama administration.
No, it wasn’t the administration’s supposedly softer stance toward Cuba. Nor was it Venezuela’s well-received offer (by Chávez-basher Hillary Clinton no less) to re-exchange ambassadors with Washington. Obama won’t read the Spanish edition of [...]