by Hiba Bou Akar and Roosbelinda Cárdenas
Capitalist accumulation / Acumulación capitalista
Los feminicidios, parte de la cuarta guerra mundial
por Raul Zibechi
El artículo destaca que los feminicidios son a todas luces violencia de Estado; denuncia la impunidad que los arropa y propicia la repetición del daño, y destaca que la mayoría de las víctimas suelen ser mujeres indígenas y pobres.
Hacia un análisis feminista y dialéctico de la globalización neoliberal: el peso del complejo militar-industrial sobre las «mujeres globales»
por Jules Falquet
Falquet preseta un análisis clave para comprender la mundialización. Descargar aquí
Economic Development Not Only Destroys the Land and Sustenance for Indigenous Communities
by Harsha Walia
Every morning this week I have woken up to my email inbox and social media feed filled with inspiring stories and images of resistance as part of the Idle No More and Defenders of the Land call for Sovereignty Summer. Sovereignty Summer is “a campaign of coordinated non-violent direct actions to promote Indigenous rights and environmental protection in alliance with non-Indigenous supporters.”
Colonialism in North America has been designed to ensure the forced displacement of Indigenous peoples from their territories, the destruction of autonomy and self-determination within Indigenous governance, and the attempted assimilation of Indigenous cultures and traditions. This has been justified through racist civilizing discourses, such as the discovery doctrine and terra nullius, which uphold the political and legal right for colonial powers to conquer supposedly barren Indigenous lands.