Daniela Rangel

1 month ago | nacla.org | Joshua Collins |Daniela Rangel

The images showed volunteers organizing bloodstained clothes, shoes, backpacks, and final notes to loved ones into neat piles alongside charred human bone fragments. Those not wearing hazmat suits wore t-shirts adorned with the faces of their disappeared loved ones. They worked with picks and shovels to unearth hundreds of bloodied personal items.

Jul 25, 2024 | counterpunch.org | Daniela Rangel |Joshua Collins

In what prosecutors called a “landmark ruling in the fight for human rights,” a U.S. jury in Miami has found banana giant Chiquita Brands International liable for the deaths of Colombian civilians due to its financing of the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), a brutal paramilitary death squad.

Jul 22, 2024 | eurasiareview.com | Daniela Rangel

The ruling against the banana giant formerly known as United Fruit makes history in holding a U.S. company liable for

Mar 19, 2024 | ojala.mx | Daniela Rangel

“Hoy por mí, mañana por todas”, “Aborta tu Galán [en referencia al apellido del alcalde]”, fueron unas de las cientos de pintas que quedaron en las paredes del centro de la capital. La acción directa estuvo muy presente no solo ese día, sino los siguientes, en los medios que hablaban de un supuesto vandalismo. El movimiento de mujeres en Colombia está furioso y con razón. El inicio del 2024 ha sido particularmente violento.

Aug 1, 2023 | aljazeera.com | Daniela Rangel |Joshua Collins

Ceasefire coming into force this week marks victory for President Gustavo Petro, but ‘total peace’ push faces hurdles. By Daniela Diaz RangelandJoshua CollinsPublished On 1 Aug 20231 Aug 2023Bogota, Colombia – Gustavo Petro took office almost exactly one year ago on a promise to bring “total peace” to Colombia by negotiating directly with the armed groups that have sowed violence across the country for decades.