🎙️Call for pitches! Desiring Temporalities + Playful Aesthetics.
Submit a proposal by December 1st for our Summer 2026 issue on creative practices that spark critical and dissident imagination. Guest edited by Ángeles Donoso Macaya and Laura Juliana Torres Rodríguez!

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One year into Trump’s return, U.S. policy toward Latin America has grown harsher, fueling repression and attacks on immigrants. Yet resistance persists across the region. This Giving Tuesday, support NACLA’s independent reporting and help us continue documenting these struggles!

NACLA statement on Venezuela 🇻🇪

- NACLA Editorial Committee

NACLA’s Winter Report is coming soon! Take a look at this issues cover: Boomerangs of Empire and the Technofascist Turn.

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Special thanks to our guest editors Romina Green Rioja and Sergio Beltrán-Garcia.

Bluesky! We have some photos for you! Both related to today’s new issue on youth led protest movements that remain until corrupted state officials are held to account in Peru.

Read more here!

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🌿 The Fall 2025 issue is out! 🌿 Guest edited by @sabrinafernandes.bsky.social and Breno Bringel, this issue critically examines the rise of green capitalism in the Americas in the lead-up to COP30 in Belém, Brazil in November.
Cover art by Thais Trindade. See more at nacla.org.

Check out NACLA's 2024 Annual Report! We're proud of our work in 2024, and we're so grateful for support from the readers, contributors, and donors who make it all possible. Read the report here: bit.ly/NACLAimpact24

NACLA is now on BlueSky and we've launched a brand new website! 🔗 Explore it at nacla.org
Don’t miss our latest issue, “Isthmian Saberes”—including web exclusives, Spanish-language content, and a curated selection of open-access pieces available for a limited time! nacla.org/isthmian-sab...