Below: Madre Selva Collective denounces open pit mine in Guatemala of Bluestone Resources of Canada

Rights Action recommends this four-part HBO documentary series (filmmaker Raoul Peck) that looks at the history and legacy of white, Christian-led, violent European imperialism and colonialism - and very specifically settler colonialism.

“We started with a bit of land in Roatan, but maybe after a while we’ll have the whole island, then the neighboring islands and part of the continent, and then we become a country.”
(Christoph Heuermann, a Honduras Próspera investor. Source: https://twitter.com/WfPSolidCollect)

Human rights violations and destruction of La Cuchilla village
The Constitutional Court of Guatemala, file 4146-2020, has ruled in favor of proceeding with lawsuits against the Canadian company Pan American Silver Corp. (formerly Tahoe Resources) - and its subsidiary Minera San Rafael - for human rights violations and destruction of the village of La Cuchilla, above Pan American Silver’s legally contested mining operation in San Rafael las Flores, Santa Rosa, Guatemala.

“A Rot in Honduras That Goes All the Way to the Top”, about the assassination of Berta Caceres and struggle for justice. The article is based substantially on Nina Lakhani’s recent book: “Who Killed Berta Caceres?”.

Follow The Money to the Atala Family
The lawyers (acusador privado) representing Berta Cáceres’s family present additional evidence including documents outlining a bank transfer for over $1,254,000 USD authorized by DESA’s Chief Financial Officer, Daniel Atala, to Pemsa, the company directed by David Castillo (see pictures published by COPINH).

Karen Spring is reporting daily from Honduras on trial against David Castillo, for the March 2, 2016 assassination of Berta Caceres.

Castillo is the ‘go between’ between his employers, the oligarchic Atala family that (in all likelihood) ordered and paid for the murder of Berta, and the team of assassins that planned and carried out the kill.

This NYT report –below- accurately describes some of the very oppressive conditions in which Rights Action continues our work in support of community defense and justice struggles, and COVID / hurricane relief projects in both Guatemala and Honduras.

With announcement of the “Biden plan” for Central America, incoming US President Joe Biden confirms the US will continue with full political, economic and military support for regimes in power in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador whose violence, exploitation and corruption create the very conditions that force so many of their people to flee into exile every year.