BY RAMIRO SEBASTIÁN FÚNEZ I’m from New York. I was born in Manhattan and I grew up in Queens. As a young student living in New York, I regularly...
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BY MARTÍN DELGADO CULTELLI This year marked 150 years since the birth of Russian revolutionary Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. It is within this framework that we want to rescue the...
BY BRUNO FUENTES In Chile, we use the word luma to describe what most people around the world know as a police baton. They are wielded by tens of...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA Many in the Latin American diaspora view Marxism as an irrelevant Eurocentric theory and therefore an ineffective ideological tool for social change. Many diasporic Latin...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA In recent decades, Latin American and Caribbean states have started a process of formal inclusion of marginalized groups, such as Indigenous and African-descent communities, women,...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA There are countless historical narratives about the conquest of Latin America and the Caribbean. The dominant narrative claims that it was a spectacular victory by...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA José Carlos Mariátegui is considered to be the father of Latin American communism for his pioneering role in applying Marxism to the region’s local conditions....
BY HAXI YERYEBAN “Left-wing political parties distance themselves from periphery communities.” – Geysson Santos, Black Brazilian activist, member of the Bocado Forte hip-hop collective and social science university student....
BY MARTÍN DELGADO CULTELLI Recently, I was watching a video about my country – Uruguay -created by a Spanish YouTube page focusing on geopolitics. I was surprised to see...