I discovered a couple interesting blogs during my research of social movements in Argentina. One is called Latin America Activism. It was started by journalist/filmmaker Marie Trigona who is based out of Buenos Aires. Her writing is informative and engaging. It's also interesting to see how she is piecing together a career as a radical activist (and translator) by contributing to many alternative blogs, papers, radios, video collectives, etc... She has an extensive list of organizations she works with. I find her writings on the Dirty War and Argentine workers occupying and recuperating abandoned enterprises particularly strong.
http://mujereslibres.blogspot.com/Renegade Eye is a collective blog comprised of alternative, independent journalists. The contributors have a hodge-podge of expertise and interests, all coming from different regions of the world, which leads to a well rounded and refreshing coverage of global issues/events (at least in the articles I have read).
http://advant.blogspot.com/
Other links I've been wanting to share before, but I have had trouble login to the blog...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.restoretherepublic.com/
Now, for the one who's working on the research about the EZLN, here is the link to one of the most reliable newspapers in Mexico City.
http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2009/02/02/index.php
Also the weekly magazine Proceso might be helpful:
http://www.proceso.com.mx/