As representatives of communities who pay the highest costs of this toxic business, Indigenous Peoples demand banks prohibit new financing of Petroperú, and prevent its clients from pursuing new oil expansion.
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Olivia Bisa Tirko, Senar Irar, and Neil Encinas
While the war with Russia has enabled a quiet extension of Volodymyr Zelensky's term, it is a fitting moment to take stock of a catastrophe that has been overshadowed by the Gaza war.
My fellow Democrats aren't trying to smother the emerging industry being born from artificial intelligence—they're trying to establish wise and fair rules.
Leaders in Washington should have answered all these questions, and more, before sending billions to Ukraine. The truth is, though, few have even considered them.
California gives away $70 billion in tax breaks to the rich every year. It can't claim to be a progressive state and then underfund early childhood education and care.
There are limitless opportunities for the United States to support the rights of Palestinians to work toward a two-state solution. But they will require serious political will.
The parents' right rhetoric is powered, in part, by three distinct but inter-related cultural mindsets—implicit ways of understanding and making sense of the world.
Biden needs some way to insulate himself from the possibility of being replaced as the nominee. Risky though it may be, debating Trump may provide such protection.
