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• Second attempt to legislate peaceful protest in South Dakota unnecessary

   
  12 de febrero, puesto en línea por Talli Nauman — News, pipeline, Standing Rock
  Gov. Kristi Noem’s second attempt at a “riot boosting” law is an unnecessary effort to legislate peaceful protest in South Dakota. The ACLU of South Dakota opposes House Bill 1117, legislation that repeals and revises certain provisions regarding riot, establishes the crime of incitement to riot (...)

• Water Protectors Name and Shame Chase Bank to Divest From Fossil Fuels in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en

   
  6 de febrero, puesto en línea por Water Protectors — Press Release, femicide, police corruption, RCNP, Mining
  After over a decade of Wet’suwet’en on the front lines of pipeline construction in so called Northern Canada, local Front Range community members and Indigenous activists from the Arapaho nation are joined by water protectors from around the world to turn their attention to the funders of the (...)

• Honoring Selena Not Afraid

   
  5 de febrero, puesto en línea por Talli Nauman — News, femicide
  HARDIN, Mont. – In honor of missing and murdered indigenous women, a group of relay runners who took off from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation on Jan. 24, joined others at the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation on Jan. 25, and journeyed through the Crow Indian Reservation for a total 350 (...)

• EVO MORALES AND THE BOLIVIAN SPRING

   
  28 de enero, puesto en línea por Gilber Mamani — News, Bolivia, Evo Morales
  Revolution, counterrevolution, or coup d’état? The turn of events in Bolivia after the October elections has been so rapid, surreal and tragic that some of us are still adjusting to our new reality. There are so many opinions inside and outside Bolivia, most based along ideological lines, that (...)

• Evangelical gangs in Rio de Janeiro wage ‘holy war’ on Afro-Brazilian faiths

   
  17 de diciembre de 2019, puesto en línea por Robert Muggah — News
  The expression “evangelical drug trafficker” may sound incongruous, but in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, it’s widespread. Charismatic Christianity is on the rise across Brazil. Slightly less than a third of all Brazilians identify as evangelical, up from 5% in the 1960s. The 2020 national (...)

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