Current Initiatives
Today, with Latin American leaders and social movements confronting the inequalities brought on by neoliberalism and rejecting the Washington Consensus, the growing movement for global justice has pushed NACLA's intentions to become a prominent role just as it did in the 1970s and 1980s. Utilizing the internet as a central role as an organizing tool and information portal, NACLA's new website intends to provide more and timelier coverage of Latin American and the Caribbean along with in-depth analysis of the magazine and its 40 years of archives, discussion forums, electronic newsletters, action alerts, links to social movements and organizations, and a media analysis project to examine mainstream coverage of the region.
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