Dominican solidarity with Haiti Support for Haitians organized by ordinary people in the neighboring Dominican Republic has forced the government to act. February 15, 2010
A constitution to impose injustice The Dominican Republic is set to adopt a new constitution that will erode democratic gains and negatively impact women and Haitian immigrants. August 26, 2009
Battle against the coup makers heats up Hondurans are defying military repression to show their support for President Manuel Zelaya--and their determination to defend democracy. July 8, 2009
Dominicans defend biodiversity Thousands of peasants and their allies are mobilizing to block construction of a cement factory in a critical Caribbean ecosystem. May 28, 2009
Immigrants resist in the Dominican Republic Haitians in the Dominican Republic are resisting a crackdown as the government seeks scapegoats for the economic crisis. January 20, 2009
Ecuador’s rising struggle A partial default on Ecuador's foreign debt comes amid heated social struggles that pit a reformist president against indigenous movements. December 18, 2008
The forgotten occupation Haiti will endure more suffering as a result of the United Nations Security Council vote to continue its occupation of the country. December 12, 2008
Resistance rises in the Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic government's murderous crackdown hasn't stopped an increase in social protest. November 17, 2008
Interview: Hugo Cedeño Debt crisis in the Dominican Republic A binge of spending by President Leonel Fernánez during his election campaign has left his government to search for new foreign loans. October 14, 2008
Michele H. Showman, Stephanie Schwartz and Emmanuel Santos Kingsbridge strikers continuing the fight Strikers at the Kingsbridge Heights Rehabilitation and Care Center are enjoying two well-earned victories in their fight for health care and justice on the job. August 20, 2008
Emmanuel Santos and Karen Domínguez Burke Milk scandal in the Dominican Republic In a story straight out of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, a scandal over the quality of milk has broken in the Dominican Republic. July 30, 2008
U.S. ally wins in Dominican Republic Leonel Fernández was re-elected president of the Dominican Republic in a polarized vote that lacked a political alternative. June 6, 2008
Interview: Kevin Pina Neoliberal roots of Haiti’s food crisis An independent journalist explains how neoliberal policies demanded by the U.S. left Haiti especially vulnerable to the spike in food prices. May 5, 2008
