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Loren Goldner's detailed account and analysis of the Bolivian Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNR) which was the key player in the 1952 national revolution, and which was supported by the left despite its pro-fascist, corporatist tendencies.

Deforestation is accelerating in the wake of the pandemic and the war on drugs. Handing power back to Indigenous communities could stop the spread

Trekking from Jiri to Namche Bazaar in Nepals Solu region is a part of the old route to Everest Base Camp and other popular destinations in the Khumbu...

The Surrendered. A Conversation with José Carlos Agüero and Charles Walker The legacies of Peru’s “internal armed conflict” (1980–2000) between Maoist Shining Path insurgents and the government continue to haunt the country’s present. Among the many recent efforts to grapple with that past, José Carlos Agüero’s The Surrendered – a bestseller in Peru when it first appeared in 2015 – is one of the most thought-provoking. The son of two Shining Path militants, Agüero reflects o...

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Anicka Yi lets loose floating AI jellyfish in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall, and speaks to us about her scent and science-infused Hyundai Commission

Peru’s President Pedro Castillo changed his cabinet amid accusations some ministers sympathised with Maoist rebel group.

Controversial PM Guido Bellido replaced by moderate leftist congresswoman, Mirtha Vásquez

What do you do with the body of a terrorist?

Filmmakers Alex Rivera and Cristina Ibarra are both winners of MacArthur Genius grants this year. The married couple do separate but related work dealing with immigration and migrant labor.