Fighters

Rigoberta Menchú Warns Guatemala Justice Turns Peace Into Impunity Again 0
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- July 6, 2026
Rigoberta Menchú’s latest warning is not nostalgia from Guatemala’s war years. It is a woman’s indictment of courts captured by impunity, and a regional alarm for Latin American women still fighting violence, erasure and the right to be heard today.
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Mexico Sweeps Subway Sellers Away as World Cup Fever Arrives 0
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- June 16, 2026
As Mexico City prepares for the World Cup, women selling candy and beauty goods in the Metro say police raids, camera tracking, and steep fines are turning informal work into a public spectacle of poverty, gender, and power underground today.
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Mexican Search Mothers Bring Desert Skills to Tucson Missing Case 0
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- February 27, 2026
For the first time, Mexico’s Madres Buscadoras de Sonora crossed into Arizona to search the desert. They came looking for Nancy Guthrie, who had been missing for twenty-three days, bringing grief, tools, and a method shaped by years of searching in Sonora.
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Latin Women Survivors In Madrid Turn Trafficking Scars Into Fashion Futures 0
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- November 29, 2025
Hidden behind a busy Madrid avenue, a fashion workshop quietly dismantles one of Europe’s darkest economies, one seam at a time, as Latin American survivors of sexual exploitation turn trembling hands into skilled ones and reclaim futures sold by traffickers.
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Inside Bolivian Aymara Woman’s Bold Fight for Justice 0
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- March 17, 2025
An Aymara woman named Rosa Quiroga spent five years in prison after accusing a high-ranking Bolivian politician of sexual harassment. Now cleared of wrongdoing, she demands comprehensive redress from the Bolivian state—and, if necessary, will seek help abroad for justice.
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