The Guardian: ‘Will change the weather? Will wildlife cope?’: Europe rushes to build energy mega- projects in Chile
The Guardian: Illness, animal deaths and shortages: inside Chile’s polluted ‘sacrifice zones’
Nicole Kramm
BBC Online: The Chilean tourist village haunted by torture and child abuse
The Guardian: It’s not drought it’s looting. The Spanish villages where people are forced to buy back their own drinking water.
The Guardian: Foreign firms take billions of litres from UK aquifers to make bottled water
The Guardian: Harrogate Spring Water planning to cut down wood planted by schoolchildren
Anna Gugan
NACLA magazine: Water Conflicts in Uruguay
The Guardian: Anger Mounts Over Environmental Cost of Google data centre in Uruguay
BBC The Food Chain: Can Meat be Carbon Neutral?
BBC News: Uruguay bill stirs debate about dicatorship-era crimes
Santiago Mazzarovich
BBC The Food Chain: Should countries allow the export of banned pesticides? Report from Paraguay
BBC News: Does the Paper Industry need to cut its water usage?
The Guardian: ‘It’s pillage’: thirsty Uruguayans decry Google’s plan to exploit water supply
BBC World Service: Would Green Hydrogen be a drain on Uruguay’s water sources?
BBC World Service: The row over Uruguay’s pulp mills
The Guardian: Brazil’s may sue VW amid claims it used ‘slave labour’
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BBC News: Pesticide made us sterile, banana workers say
BBC News Video: Climate change forces islanders to relocate
BBC News: Panama Canal grapples with climate change threat
BBC World Service Radio: Growing Opposition to Mining in Panama
BBC News: Indigenous peoples in Panama launch radio station
Declassified Files Reveal British Interest in Falklands Oil
PA
BBC News: The farmers who worry about our phone batteries
BBC News: The doctors refusing to carry out abortions in Chile
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BBC News Video: Forced Sterilization in Peru
BBC News: Road Building in Peru’s Amazon
BBC News: Peru’s children hit by metal poisoning
BBC News Video: Mining Pollution in Peru
BBC News: Mapuche Community Fights Fracking Site in Argentina
BBC News: Argentina Worker-Controlled Companies Feel the Pinch
BBC News: Argentina Museum Row Highlights Divisions over Military Rule
BBC News: Argentina: the Villagers who Fear Herbicides
BBC News: Venezuelan Social Housing: Division Over Right to Buy
BBC News: Venezuela’s Media Reflect the Country’s Political Divisions
BBC News: Venezuela’s Farmers: ‘Planting for the Revolution’
BBC News: Grassroots Democracy Feels the Strain in Venezuela
BBC Radio 4 From Our Own Correspondent
From Our Own Correspondent: Water Protests in Uruguay
From Our Own Correspondent: Deforestation in Panama
From Our Own Correspondent: Deaths on Salmon Farms in Chile
From Our Own Correspondent: Revolution in the Venezuelan Countryside
From Our Own Correspondent: Community Radio Stations in Venezuela
From Our Own Correspondent: Genetically-modified crops in Argentina
From Our Own Correspondent: Forced Sterilization in Peru
BBC World Service Radio
BBC Witness History: Mexico’s soda tax: Confronting the soft drink giants
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BBC Witness History: Uruguay versus the tobacco giant
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BBC Outlook: Operation Condor – Searching for my stolen son
Juan Angel Urruzola
Waste-pickers stand up for their rights in Uruguay
BBC Outlook: Paraguay’s Queen of Drag
BBC Outlook: Sewing to Protest in a Chilean Prison Camp
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BBC Outlook: The Chief Bringing Mapuche Culture to the Airways
BBC Outlook: Solving the Mystery of the Atacama Desert
BBC World Service: Trade Union Protests in Chile (2019)
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BBC World Service: The Chilean farmers who worry about our Phone Batteries (2019)
BBC World Service: The Doctors in Chile who won’t Perform Abortions (2019)
Agencia Uno
BBC World Service Newshour/Newsday: Women Forcibly Sterilized in Peru (2018)
BBC World Service Newshour: Metal Poisoning in Peru (2018)
BBC World Service: Road Building in the Peruvian Amazon (2018)
BBC World Service Newshour/Newsday: Spain’s Largest Nature Reserve Threatened by Gas Drilling (2017)
BBC World Service Newshour/Newsday: What Now for Podemos in Spain? (2017)
BBC World Service Newshour/Newsday: Spain’s largest nature reserve threatened by gas drilling (2017)
BBC World Service Newshour/NewsDay: Media Freedom in Venezuela (2016):
BBC World Service Newshour/Newsday: Revolutionary Farmers in Venezuela (2016):
BBC World Service Radio: Mining Protests in Peru
BBC World Service: Anti-Austerity Protests in Argentina
BBC World Service Radio: Revolution in Venezuelan Countryside
The Independent
The Independent: UK Ready to Sell Jets to Junta Days Before Falklands Attack
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The Independent: The Real Hunger Games – How the Banks Gamble on Food Prices and the Poor Lose Out
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The Independent: Falklanders – We are the Luckiest Working-Class People on Earth
The Independent: World Health Organization – We are Losing the Fight Against TB
The Independent: Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez – Obituary
The Guardian: Uncovering Britain’s Secret Role in Pinochet’s Coup
AFP
The Guardian: The School of Latin America’s Dictators
SOA Watch
The Guardian: Colombia’s Desert War
Latin America Bureau
The Guardian: Death Threats made to Ecuadorian Lawyer in Pollution Case
Reuters
The Guardian: Venezuela Tries to Put Hugo Chavez to the Test
The Observer: Venezuelans Learn the Write Stuff
The Guardian: Chavez Puppet Sparks Protests
The Guardian: £100m in Aid Funds Diverted to Iraq
The Guardian: UK Tourist Escapes Rebel Captors
The Guardian: Family’s Joy as Kidnap Tourist Phones Home
The Guardian: Bolivian Protesters Besiege President
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