As car-centric nations race for lithium access & local govs scramble to take advantage, the Indigenous villages of nor. Argentina have become the front lines of complications & conflicts related to the mineral's extraction. My story for @theprogressive
https://t.co/4BJVHDYCPs
New Argentine president Javier Milei’s rhetoric may be distinct, but his economic dogma, originally conceived in and spread by the U.S., has a long history of diverting resources from the many to the few. Final chapter of Dark Legacy: https://t.co/ztrTMcme3f
The Argentine puna, home to many indigenous villages and towns who have long lived in harmony with nature.
Now, the region’s fragile ecosystem — and those who rely on it — are being upended by the influx of lithium production.
My story for @theprogressive coming soon.
How did the U.S. dollar 💵 take control in Argentina, directing its current economic crisis and inspiring this month’s election of new president Javier Milei?
This is Chapter 5 of Dark Legacy.
Full chapter: https://t.co/PsgxoyUGby
@LaInca_ Estoy de acuerdo. Soy estadounidense y trabajo en un proyecto documental sobre cómo 7 décadas de interferencia de EEUU contribuyeron a la crisis actual. Si querés verlo, este es el capítulo 1 (ya hay 4/6 publicados, pronto estará traducido el 4 también) https://t.co/esIs3mdDsl
Protest is engrained in Argentine culture, winning many workers’ rights over the yrs. Historically, the only mode for halting it has been terror — a strategy once encouraged by the US as it sought partners for its economic goals.
Dark Legacy, Ch. 4: https://t.co/wkjBXoqUjl
At the center of Javier Milei’s campaign is an austerity-heavy economic platform he has dubbed the “chainsaw” plan. @AmeliaRayno#Argentina#Bolsonaro#Inflation
https://t.co/l3CMSxJD8J
Sunday marks Argentina's general election, a moment the nation has been careening towards with great drama. My piece about front-running Javier Milei, a candidate who often draws comparisons to Donald Trump, for @theprogressive: https://t.co/Wd8WJ3ALpH
We're thrilled to welcome @ameliarayno this Sunday, from 5-6pm, for a discussion of the upcoming presidential elections in Argentina.
Based in Buenos Aires, Amelia is out with a new documentary series about the history of U.S. involvement in Argentina.
https://t.co/Klr0RMvHv9
CHAPTER 3 of my series Dark Legacy: understanding U.S. responsibility in Argentina's economic crisis — A worsening economy dominates voters' minds ahead of October's presidential elections. Echoes of 70s-era shock policy reverberate.
https://t.co/n6AaZOt3an
After Iris Avellaneda was kidnapped, her 15-yr old son killed by Argentina’s last dictatorship, she spent the rest of her life with 1 goal: send the guilty to prison & keep them there. Her fight has lasted 45 years & counting. My story for @theprogressive https://t.co/pX8ikoEIxo
As Argentina’s current economic crisis deepens, many are feeling the pain in fundamental ways. How did one of the world's richest nation get here? We begin Chapter 2 with Argentina's golden era and the start of U.S. meddling. https://t.co/slj3x5kB8o)