Author: Raúl Zibechi

Paraguay: Women at the center of resistance

At some point, they will have to find a name for this new culture that is beginning to open up in places where individualism and machismo are under control. For now it

Colombia: The Triumphant Return of the Peasantry

Five decades of war made things worse. Landowners bought up more and more land, expelling and expropriating campesinos with force. The agricultural strike was the "Enough!" of a population that won't put

Autonomy in Buenos Aires’ Villa 31

There are no prisons for autonomy. There are no situations that make it impossible. The experience of the Corriente Villera Independiente in Buenos Aires’ Villa 31 demonstrates that even in the most

The Twenty-Cent Revolt

The price hike in transportation was the crack that revealed deep discontent in Brazilian society. In less than two weeks, the demonstrations multiplied: from 5,000 the first days, to more than a

Chile: From a Social Earthquake to a Political Tsunami

In the face of the Sebastián Piñera administration’s ongoing disregard for the many social demands raised by students, indigenous populations, poor people and workers, social movements are converging and politicizing diverse sectors