Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts
May 18, 2018

Political Report # 1338 Controversial Contractor Was Behind Island-Wide Blackout, as Puerto Rico Debates Full Privatization

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By Kate Aronoff The Intercept The bulldozer that a...
March 16, 2018

Political Report # 1321 Betsy DeVos is Helping Puerto Rico Re-Imagine Its Public School System. That Has People Deeply Worried

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By Rachel M. Cohen The Intercept ...
November 24, 2017

Political Report # 1295 In Puerto Rico, Unions Lead in Hurricane Relief Efforts

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By Stephanie Basile Labor Notes  ...
October 27, 2017

Political Report # 1286 In Puerto Rico, Disconnection and Chaos, but Grace Under Pressure

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By Ed Morales,  The Nation San...
October 23, 2017

Political Report # 1284 Hurricane Victims Don't Have the 'Complexion for Protection'

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By Lois Gibbs,  Campaign for America's Future Millions of Puerto Ric...
October 13, 2017

Political Report # 1283 Militarization and "Shock Doctrine" Policies Abound After Earthquake in Mexico

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By Renata Bessi and Santiago Navarro F.,   Truthout The colored tarps hung...
September 18, 2017

Political Report # 1277 In Wake of Hurricane Irma, Vultures Eye Puerto Rico’s Electric Grid for Privatization

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By Kate Aronoff, Angel Manuel Soto, and Averie Timm,  The Intercept  ...
March 16, 2009

Cuban Solidarity and Disaster Response by August Nimtz

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Cuban Solidarity and Disaster Response  by August Nimtz August Nimtz is Professor of Political Science at the University of Minnesota an...

The Municipal University Centers: Past, Present, and Future by Jorge González Corona

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The Municipal University Centers:  Past, Present, and Future by Jorge González Corona Translated by Mariana Ortega Breña Jorge González...
January 16, 2009

Reflections on Medical Internationalism by John Kirk

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Reflections on Medical Internationalism  by John Kirk John Kirk is Professor of Latin American Studies at Dalhousie University, where he...