Victoria Gaytan

The month of the Americas: What was all the attention about?

Victoria Gaytan | March 2, 2018

With three visits by high-ranking officials from the U.S. government, February was the busiest month for Latin America in the Trump administration.
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Freedom in the world 2018: Democracy in crisis

Victoria Gaytan | January 19, 2018

Freedom House reports once again on the state of global freedom. Sadly, the countries that suffered democratic setbacks outnumbered those that registered ...
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De promesas vacías, compromisos rotos y la fragmentación del consenso regional

Victoria Gaytan | December 21, 2017

El consenso regional del sistema interamericano se ha fragmentado. Muestra de ello es la fragilidad institucional que desencadenó Venezuela tras su salida ...
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The Newsmakers December 7th | TRT world

Victoria Gaytan | December 15, 2017

A disputed election in Honduras has turned into the worst unrest the country has faced since a coup in 2009. The opposition accuses President Hernandez of ...
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Los ‘Rich Bad Hombres’: el segmento que hace crecer a Estados Unidos

Victoria Gaytan | December 13, 2017

La población hispana pasó de ser un nicho a una fuente de crecimiento económico en los Estados Unidos.
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A world on the brink…of what?

Victoria Gaytan | October 25, 2017

Premiering this month, intelligence and foreign policy expert Dee Smith presents a five-part Real Vision series that explores the current geopolitical ...
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Who are the Council of Electoral Specialists of Latin America (CEELA)?

Victoria Gaytan | October 17, 2017

The Maduro government refused to invite standard, professional election observation groups to monitor Sunday’s balloting. Instead a previously unknown ...
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Mexico’s busy week

Victoria Gaytan | September 7, 2017

Mexico wrapped up the summer with an agenda heavy on the U.S. with the second round of NAFTA negotiation talks, the 5th State of the Union and a trip to China.
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Could the border wall with Mexico trigger a U.S. government shutdown?

Victoria Gaytan | July 13, 2017

U.S. politicians are threatening a government shutdown if the Congress doesn’t secure funds for the border wall. Weren’t the Mexicans supposed to pay?
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From activists to politics

Victoria Gaytan | June 22, 2017

Latin Americans’ activism is a driving force behind the LGBTQ+ community’s biggest milestones in the fight for equal rights. But political representation ...
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