Across Latin America, social movements, activists and ordinary citizens are resisting neoliberalism and foreign intervention. From grassroots opposition to Brazil’s neofascist Bolsonaro government, to the immense uprisings against economic inequality in Chile and Colombia, to indigenous organisation that overturned a coup in Bolivia, Latin America’s streets and plazas are the battlegrounds in building new societies geared towards the many rather than the few. With Latin America’s Left once again pushing back the neoliberal order, we are joined by Latin American and UK activists to discuss what lessons can be drawn from a region leading the global fight for social justice.
Wiphalas por el Mundo
Justice for Colombia
London PT, Brazilian Workers’ Party.
Cuba Solidarity Campaign.
Alborada and Alborada Films.
TUC
JFC was set up in 2002 by the British trade union movement to support Colombian civil society in its struggle for human rights, labour rights, peace and social justice.
Alborada is an independent voice on Latin American politics, media and culture. We provide a progressive take on the region, offering perspectives rarely found in the mainstream. We also regularly organise documentary screenings and talks. Our sister organisation Alborada Films produces and distributes documentaries on Latin America covering similar issues to Alborada.