(Mexico News Daily) It’s a good week in Latin America when not a single story emerges of a nefarious land grab from indigenous communities, the pillaging of a cultural site for industrial land, or the death of an activist trying to prevent either. We are almost as used to the stories themselves as we are to the kinds of companies and industries typically involved. Agri-business, oil drillers, fracking companies — these are all enemies that, in an age of environmental progress, we find it somewhat easy to condemn. We recognize that these unsustainable and destructive practices are no longer the future, and the ever-growing rap sheet of human rights abuses only serve to further antagonize us against this common enemy.