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Employee-run Companies, Part of the Landscape of an Argentina in Crisis

Employee-run Companies, Part of the Landscape of an Argentina in Crisis

May 24, 2022May 24, 2022 monzul4u Active Citizens, Civil Society, Cooperatives, Daniel Gutman, Economy & Trade, global issues, Inter Press Service, Labour, Latin America & the Caribbean, Trade & Investment

A group of Farmacoop workers stand in the courtyard of their plant in Buenos Aires. Members of the Argentine cooperative

Cuban Farmers Fight Land Degradation with Sustainable Management

Cuban Farmers Fight Land Degradation with Sustainable Management

May 23, 2022May 23, 2022 monzul4u Development & Aid, Economy & Trade, Environment, Food and Agriculture, global issues, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Luis Brizuela, Water & Sanitation

Farmer José Antonio Sosa, known as Ché, stresses the importance of taking into account the direction of the land for

Caring for Water Where Mining Leads to Wealth and Tragedies in Brazil

Caring for Water Where Mining Leads to Wealth and Tragedies in Brazil

May 20, 2022May 19, 2022 monzul4u Development & Aid, Economy & Trade, Environment, global issues, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Mario Osava, Water & Sanitation

A mountainous landscape in the area of the headwaters of the Velhas River, where “barraginhas”, the Portuguese name for holes

Floods Drive Urban Solutions in Brazilian Metropolis

Floods Drive Urban Solutions in Brazilian Metropolis

May 17, 2022May 17, 2022 monzul4u Development & Aid, Environment, global issues, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Mario Osava, Population, Water & Sanitation

Pollution from urban sewage is visible in the Onça (jaguar, in Portuguese) River, near its mouth, seen here from the

Undocumented Migration Puts Pressure on New Chilean Government for Solutions

Undocumented Migration Puts Pressure on New Chilean Government for Solutions

May 16, 2022May 16, 2022 monzul4u Development & Aid, global issues, Human rights, Humanitarian Emergencies, Indigenous Rights, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Migration & Refugees, Orlando Milesi, Population

Lacombe (right), from Haiti, and Ricaela, a Dominican who recently arrived in Chile, pose at the stall where they work

One Hundred Years On, Argentine State Acknowledges Indigenous Massacre in Trial

One Hundred Years On, Argentine State Acknowledges Indigenous Massacre in Trial

May 14, 2022May 13, 2022 monzul4u Civil Society, Crime & Justice, Daniel Gutman, Development & Aid, global issues, Human rights, Indigenous Rights, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Population

During one of the hearings in Buenos Aires, the court trying a 1924 indigenous massacre in the Chaco heard the

Children and adolescents in a Yanomami community in Parima, on the southern border with Brazil, the area where four indigenous people were shot dead and others injured when they confronted military troops last March. CREDIT: Wataniba

Mining Destroys the Lives of Indigenous People in Venezuela

May 12, 2022May 12, 2022 monzul4u Crime & Justice, Economy & Trade, Environment, global issues, Human rights, Humberto Marquez, Indigenous Rights, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Migration & Refugees

Children and adolescents in a Yanomami community in Parima, on the southern border with Brazil, the area where four indigenous

Lack of disclosure of contracts, payments and socio-environmental impacts characterize Mexico's coal industry. The picture shows workers at the Nueva Rosita coal mine in the northern state of Coahuila. CREDIT: Courtesy of Cristóbal Trejo

Opacity Surrounds Fossil Fuels in Mexico

May 9, 2022May 9, 2022 monzul4u Development & Aid, Economy & Trade, Emilio Godoy, Energy, global issues, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean

Lack of disclosure of contracts, payments and socio-environmental impacts characterize Mexico’s coal industry. The picture shows workers at the Nueva

Francisca Piecho stands with her daughter-in-law Johana Cruz and her grandson outside her home that now has electricity from solar energy, in the village of Cacho de Oro, Teotepeque municipality, in the southern department of La Libertad. Hers and other rural Salvadoran families have seen their lives improve with the arrival not only of electricity but also of a reforestation program in the area. CREDIT: Edgardo Ayala/IPS

The Sun Illuminates the Nights of Rural Families in El Salvador

May 5, 2022May 5, 2022 monzul4u Aid, Development & Aid, Edgardo Ayala, Energy, Environment, Food and Agriculture, global issues, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Poverty & SDGs, Water & Sanitation

Francisca Piecho stands with her daughter-in-law Johana Cruz and her grandson outside her home that now has electricity from solar

English and Dutch Caribbean Rally Around UN Sustainable Development Framework

English and Dutch Caribbean Rally Around UN Sustainable Development Framework

May 2, 2022May 2, 2022 monzul4u Alison Kentish, Climate change, Environment, global issues, Inter Press Service, Latin America & the Caribbean, Poverty & SDGs

Castle, Comfort Dominica. Dominica is the latest Caribbean country to sign on to the UN Multi-Country Sustainable Development Framework, to

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