Al interior del complot para asesinar a Berta Cáceres
Los mensajes de texto y Whatsapp muestran que la conspiración contra Berta Cáceres involucró a los más altos rangos de la empresa cuya represa había estado protestando.
Danielle Mackey
Mackey is an independent investigative journalist based in El Salvador and New York. She writes for U.S. and Central American media, and teaches in the journalism department at the City University of New York. More of her work is available here.
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Inside the Plot to Murder Honduran Activist Berta Cáceres
Text and WhatsApp messages show that the conspiracy against Berta Cáceres reached the highest ranks of the company whose dam she had been protesting.
The War on Immigrants
Mexico Made Refugee Concessions Months Before Trump Tariff Threats, DHS Documents Say
Bit by bit, Trump’s story of bullying Mexico into concessions on asylum-seekers is falling apart.
What Happens When a Barrio 18 Soldier Tries to Leave the Gang
There are an estimated 60,000 gang members in El Salvador. Benjamin knew many who wanted to leave, but they were afraid. He wanted to show them they could.
The War on Immigrants
El Salvador Is Trying to Stop Gang Violence. But the Trump Administration Keeps Pushing Failed "Iron Fist" Policing.
The U.S. government is funding important new gang rehabilitation programs with one hand, and punitive policing with the other.
How an Army of Trolls Protects Guatemala’s Corrupt Elite
Inside the booming business of online disinformation campaigns in Guatemala.
The Election Fraud in Honduras Follows Decades of Corruption Funded By the U.S. War on Drugs
The U.S. government has always known about the inbred kleptocracy of Honduras.
The President of Honduras Is Deploying U.S.-Trained Forces Against Election Protesters
The U.S. has provided millions in training and supplies for Honduran security forces, who are now cracking down on protesters in a contested election.
Trump Administration Suddenly Cancels Refugee Program That Saved Lives of Central American Children
Trump's State Department gave barely 24 hours notice that it was ending a program to protect children from a treacherous route to the U.S.
The War on Immigrants
Deported to El Salvador, Trapped Between the Gangs and Trump
Jose Escobar lost his residency because of a paperwork error, but was allowed to remain in the U.S. In March, he was deported to El Salvador.