The mining business is growing but the quality of life of the communities has worsened considerably. They have denounced abuses of their human rights and the destruction of their territories for over forty years now. Every day they face consuming contaminated water and diseases caused by the presence of toxic metals in their blood.
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Latin America in a post-Covid world: Assessing the damage from the pandemic
As prospects of a fifth wave have intensified in various part of the world, The Prisma launches a new series on the legacy of the first two yearsof the pandemic for the people and the economies of the region. The pandemic brought with it three distinct, yet related crises that kept […]
Progressivism is redesigning Latin America
The objective of their triumph at the polls was not “to win elections”. It was and is to make profound changes in the countries where they won. Their goal is to creatively confront neoliberalism, privatisation, racist neo-colonialism, patriarchy and ecocide. Ollantay Itzamná In some countries, such as Guatemala, […]
David Lautaro: rebellion against extinction
With a clear vision of the importance of Mother Earth, 21-year-old David Lautaro, an immigrant who has lived in England for the past four years, fights to raise awareness of the need to protect and preserve the remaining ecosystems, in the United Kingdom and abroad. Elle McHale Born […]
Russia, Ukraine and Europe’s suicidal decision making
Despite its economic risk forecasts already predicting average inflation of over eight points this year in the European Union, amidst the boomerang effect of sanctions against Moscow, EU policy continues determined in its anti-Russian offensive. The fact is, the EU, alongside the United States, is deepening its involvement in […]
















