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We Organize to Change Everything

Edited by Natalie Adler, Marian Jones, et al.

An urgent collection on losing Roe v. Wade, struggling to provide abortion across the Americas, and how we can rebuild a fighting movement for reproductive justice

7 posts
Pirates of the Caribbean

by Tariq Ali

Fully updated edition of this fiery polemic on Latin America’s challenge to US-led neoliberalism.

16 posts
Brazil Apart

by Perry Anderson

Leading English-language account of the fall of Lula’s Workers’ Party and rise of Bolsonaro and the New Right

6 posts
Drawing the Line

by Oriana Baddeley and Valerie Fraser
The most comprehensive account of contemporary Latin American art ever to appear in English.
2 posts

Labor and the Course of American Democracy

by Charles Bergquist
“Groundbreaking political and ideological analysis.”—Carol A. Smith, UC Davis
The Overthrow of Colonial Slavery

by Robin Blackburn

"One of the finest studies of slavery and abolition."—Eric Foner

13 posts
The Bolivarian Revolution

by Simon Bolivar

A collection of documents from iconic revolutionary, Símon Bolívar, introduced by Hugo Chávez, President of Venezuela.

8 posts
An Argentine Passion

Edited by Rosa Bosch, John King, et al.
The first major study of Maria Luisa Bemberg’s work.

The Actuality of Communism

by Bruno Bosteels

A new salvo in Verso’s burgeoning series on communism, after Badiou, Žižek and Groys.

11 posts
Marx and Freud in Latin America

by Bruno Bosteels
The turbulent continent through the eyes of Marx and Freud.
7 posts
C.L.R. James

by Paul Buhle

A new edition of C.L.R. James’s authorized biography

5 posts
The Declarations of Havana

by Fidel Castro
Speeches by Fidel Castro in response to the US administration’s attempt to isolate Cuba, introduced by Tariq Ali
11 posts

My First Life

by Hugo Chávez

Hugo Chávez’s extraordinary story—in his own words

8 posts
Pinochet and Me

by Marc Cooper
“Masterfully evokes some of the darkest chapters of US Cold War policy.”—Warren Beatty
4 posts
Cuba on My Mind

by Román de la Campa

“Empathic and critical, connected and removed, knowing and bewildered.”—Raritan Review

2 posts
Revolution in the Revolution?

by Régis Debray

2 posts

Power in the Isthmus

by James Dunkerley
A comprehensive yet authoritative study of Central American politics.
1 post
Rebellion in the Veins

by James Dunkerley
A masterly survey of Bolivian society and politics since the early 1950s.
2 posts
Building the New World

by Valerie Fraser

The progressive architecture of Brasilia, Caracas, Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro.
Feminist International

by Verónica Gago

A leader of Latin America’s powerful new women’s movement rethinks the meaning of feminist politics

21 posts

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