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In Peru, the “battle between rich and poor” continues in wake of parliamentary coup
For several weeks, I have been hoping to share a reflection on what is happening in Peru. Every day brings new protests and further repression, rendering any update quickly out-of-date. But some things are clear and lasting. My latest blog post…
Fake criminal charges, mining justice and solidarity in El Salvador
The charges have nothing to do with achieving justice for any of the 75,000 people who died during the civil war, and everything to do with the government’s drive to re-open metals mining in El Salvador in the wake of its Bitcoin failure.
What’s love got to do with it? The life and work of Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI
Jim Hodgson Why write about the death of a former pope and cardinal in a blog about development? Because his condemnation of several liberation theologians in the 1980s and later were attacks on the most vigorous and coherent critique of contemporary development practice – or the ways inequality and exploitation are either maintained or overcome…
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