Danica Jorden

Danica Jorden is a writer and translator of French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and other languages.

News Analysis

Human Rights

In Argentina and Mexico, “Not One Less” Means Every Woman’s Life Matters

In Argentina, they are saying, “Ni una menos,” not one less female, because every woman and girl's life matters.

By: Danica Jorden ,; SpeakOut

June 15, 2015

News Analysis

At the Summit of the Americas, Argentine President Hails Cuba and Venezuela, Calls Notion of Threat to US “Absurd”

In contrast to what occurred at the last Summit of the Americas in 2012, President Cristina Fernu00e1ndez de Kirchner of Argentina and Bolivia's Evo Morales stood her ground.

By: Danica Jorden ,; Truthout

April 14, 2015

News Analysis

Fatal Construction Accident Shows Higher Risks Faced by Latino Workers

Three men were killed and one left in serious condition after a construction accident in Raleigh, North Carolina.

By: Danica Jorden ,; Truthout

March 31, 2015

News

BRAZIL: Call to Impeach Dilma Not As Popular As Portrayed

Protestors are now waving banners with the words “Fora Dilma” and favoring the same English word “impeachment.”

By: Danica Jorden ,; Truthout

March 19, 2015

News Analysis

Our Seas: End of Mare Nostrum Spells Death in the Mediterranean

Mare Nostrum is Latin for “our sea.”

By: Danica Jorden ,; ZNet

February 16, 2015

News

Pardon Granted for One of 17 Women Who Miscarried in El Salvador

After unintentionally miscarrying, women in El Salvador have been charged with murder.

By: Danica Jorden ,; Truthout

January 27, 2015

Op-Ed

Z”L Yoav RIP: No Man Is an Island … Any Man’s Death Diminishes Me

Yoav Hattab, 21, student and tireless worker in social movements, was one of the victims of the attack on a kosher market in Paris on January 9, 2015.