Latin America and the Caribbean
The Legacy of the Grenadian Revolution Lives On

The Legacy of the Grenadian Revolution Lives On

by | Mar 13, 2014

The following article is republished from Invent the Future with the permission of the author.   “The Grenada Revolution was a grasp of joy … that life unfulfilled could and would change, be transformed for a people who had known 400 years of transportation, slavery,...

April 1965 and the Unfinished Dominican Revolution

by | Apr 17, 2006

On April 28, 1965, 42,000 U.S. troops poured into the Dominican Republic to put down the beginnings of a democratic revolution in the Caribbean country. That invasion and the repression that followed continue to shape the Dominican people’s struggle for true...