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Art 73. Let’s take care of who we are
In southeastern Guatemala, in the region of Casillas and San Rafael Las Flores, the Xinka people are reclaiming their cultural identity while defending their territory against the El Escobal mining project. After years of peaceful resistance, the communities achieved a judicial suspension of the mine, marking a milestone in the ...
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Art 73. Let’s take care of who we are
In southeastern Guatemala, in the region of Casillas and San Rafael Las Flores, the Xinka people are reclaiming their cultural ...
Art 72. Healthy envy
In rural Reitoca, Honduras, the COSECHA organization is encouraging a generational shift among farmers. Young people, some of whom have ...
Art 71. Rurality: a choice, not a punishment
Through agroecology, community savings, food sovereignty, and women taking the lead, it is demonstrated that desirable future prospects and dignified ...
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