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On December 20, 1989, the United States invaded Panama with tens of thousands of troops. It was the largest U.S. invasion since Vietnam. The...
In December 1823, U.S. president James Monroe delivered his State of the Union address in which he coined what would become known as the Mon...
Panama is, perhaps, the country in the region that has suffered under the longest U.S. shadow—right from the very beginning. The country and...
Costa Rica has been called the “Switzerland of Latin America.” In this episode, host Michael Fox takes us on a dive into this so-called peac...
Noam Chomsky needs no introduction. He’s a celebrated linguist, who has long denounced U.S. empire at home and abroad. And he has a long rel...
In the late 1980s, British film director Alex Cox spent several months in Nicaragua filming his movie Walker, about the U.S. filibuster who...
In the early 1980s, U.S. President Ronald Reagan launched a covert war to destroy the fledgling Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua. It was b...
The 1979 Nicaraguan revolution that overthrew a brutal U.S.-backed dictator ushered in a wave of hope in the Central American country. The n...
In 1912, the United States invaded Nicaragua and began what would become the longest U.S. occupation in Latin American history. The occupati...
William Walker was a journalist, lawyer, and physician from Nashville, Tennessee, who in 1855 invaded Nicaragua with a few dozen troops and...
A New York court has found former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández guilty of drug trafficking and weapons possession. It’s a huge v...
In June 2009, Honduras faced a devastating coup that shattered the country’s fragile democracy and sunk the country into violence, repressio...
In June 2009, a devastating coup shattered Honduras’s fragile democracy and sunk the country into violence, repression, and a decade-long na...
In the 1980s, Honduras was ground zero for U.S. operations in Central America. It was a base of operations for the U.S.-trained, funded, and...
El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele has been reelected. While the official results aren’t yet in, with 70 percent of the ballots counted, B...
Guatemala's new president Bernardo Arévalo was inaugurated on January 14. But it did not come off without a hitch. Outgoing opposition...
Today, we look at Radio Venceremos—a grassroots guerrilla radio station that broadcast throughout El Salvador’s Civil War, denounced violent...
1980s El Salvador was ground zero for the U.S. intervention in Central America. The United States funneled over $6 billion to El Salvador in...
Two hundred years ago, on December 2, 1823, then-president James Monroe delivered his State of the Union address to Congress. In his address...
In this episode, host Michael Fox looks at the outsized role of the U.S. banana corporation, United Fruit, in Central America. You literally...
In this episode, host Michael Fox visits a memorial for the disappeared on the outskirts of the Guatemalan town of San Juan Comalapa. He wal...
On Jan. 8th, thousands of Bolsonaro supporters stormed Brazil's capital in a failed attempt to spark a military coup. In scenes that dr...
Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the Brazilian presidency on October 30th. He defeated far-right president Jair Bolsonaro by j...
The first round of Brazil’s elections has come and gone. As expected, former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was the big winner, with 48...
The Amazon is a place that both Brazil’s former military regime and President Jair Bolsonaro have eyed with dreams of development, looking t...
Brazil’s military dictatorship was a dark time in the country’s history. Hundreds were killed. Thousands jailed and tortured. And it is an e...
Brazil has a long and complicated history with fascism, going back to the early 20th century. Far-right and white supremacist groups have be...
Jair Bolsonaro could not have won the presidency without the support of one very important group: Evangelical Christians. There is, perhaps,...
The election of President Jair Bolsonaro was never a foregone conclusion. For most of that electoral season, someone else was ahead in the p...
As candidate Jair Bolsonaro neared the presidency in 2018, violence rippled across Brazil, mostly perpetrated by Bolsonaro supporters. Hundr...
Jair Bolsonaro's presidency has been a disaster for Brazil. Over 650,000 dead from Covid-19. Amazon deforestation. Rising fascism. Budg...
First episodes coming this September! Jair Bolsonaro's rise was unimaginable just a few years before his election as president of Brazi...
Mas de 15 años después de la publicación de Periodistas y magnates , el libro de Guillermo Mastrini y Marín Becerra que ofreció un análisis...
Helen talks to guest editor and contributor Bret Gustafson about Caribbean energy structures, and how US administrations from Reagan to now...
Helen takes a deep dive with Jonathan Devore, author of the latest NACLA Report’s feature essay on the early days of the Brazilian Odebrecht...
Andrea Bolivar did most of her dissertation research in Chicago, spending time with and learning from the trans Latina women whose experienc...
NACLA Report contributor Moira Birss talks with Helen about how private companies and governments in Latin America have criminalized environ...
Helen speaks with NACLA Report contributor Marisol LeBrón, whose article for the latest issue of the Report traces the Puerto Rican state’s...
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49.2.3: DREAMs Beyond DACA by NACLARadio Read NACLA: nacla.org Support NACLA: nacla.org/donate Follow NACLA on X: https://twitter.com/NACLA
49.2.2: Mike Bustamante on Cuba by NACLARadio Read NACLA: nacla.org Support NACLA: nacla.org/donate Follow NACLA on X: https://twitter.com/N...
Nara Milanich discusses family detention centers, the asylum process, and the fight to protect immigrant rights. Read NACLA: nacla.org Suppo...
Helen talks with NACLA Report contributor Devyn Spence Benson about the history of racism and antiracism in Cuba, the legacy of Fidel Castro...
In this episode of NACLA Radio, Helen talks with NACLA Report contributor Julia Buxton about the current state of opposition to the Maduro g...
Guest producer Julia Burnell brings us some excerpts from her interview with Chilean musician Nano Stern, who is currently touring North Ame...
Helen talks with NACLA Report contributor Geraldo Cadava about the history of Latino conservatism in the United States, and on how Latinos v...
Helen talks to NACLA contributor Ben Cowan about the recent right turn in Brazilian politics, the resurgence of the "Beef, Bullets, and Bibl...
Helen catches up with Manuel Perez Rocha following the decision on the Pacific Rim vs. El Salvador case. Read NACLA: nacla.org Support NACLA...
48.3: Bret Gustafson & Niki Fabricant on Morales and extractive industry in Bolivia by NACLARadio Read NACLA: nacla.org Support NACLA: nacla...
48.3: Manuel Perez-Rocha on Free Trade and Investor Disputes by NACLARadio Read NACLA: nacla.org Support NACLA: nacla.org/donate Follow NACL...