How Indigenous Guatemalans Fought Pollution Themselves
On July 23, 2025, Indigenous Guatemalan activists descended to the shores of their beloved Lake Atitlán and, with nets, tubs, ...
Read moreDetailsOn July 23, 2025, Indigenous Guatemalan activists descended to the shores of their beloved Lake Atitlán and, with nets, tubs, ...
Read moreDetailsIn 2022, at least 177 environmental activists were killed for defending their homeland. This is the finding of the latest ...
Read moreDetailsThe last of a generation, the “Man of the Hole” died after decades of living alone, officials said. The once ...
Read moreDetailsFor decades, the Yaigojé Apaporis Indigenous People in Colombia’s lower Apaporis River Basin worked to get their traditional lands formally ...
Read moreDetailsThere has been an increasing awareness of the murders of social leaders in Colombia. Indepaz registered 872 murders from January ...
Read moreDetailsJune and July have been the hottest months on record in the Western Hemisphere as the climate crisis escalates. This ...
Read moreDetailsIndigenous peoples are regularly erased from discussions in North America, be it during presidential debates, the design of school curriculum, ...
Read moreDetailsWhen The Embrace of the Serpent was nominated for an Oscar many of us, Colombians, were proud before even watching ...
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