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Women protest against the murder of Indigenous leader and activist Berta Cáceres in La Esperanza, Honduras. (Photograph: Orlando Sierra/AFP/Getty Images)
On International Women's Day, activists honor Berta Cáceres and other females fighting against oppression and global capitalism
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Climate Change Threatens Quechua and Their Crops in Peru’s Andes
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People's Summit in Lima Envisions Bottom-Up Movement for Global Climate Justice
Sarah Lazare, staff writer
Opening night of People´s Summit on Climate Change at the Exposition Park of Lima. (Photo: Cumbre de los Pueblos frente al Cambio Climático)
Alternative gathering outside of UN talks brings together civil societies and...
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