Repression and fraud by the Maduro regime made this month’s electoral defeat all but inevitable. But, sitting out the next elections will only make the ...
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With Maduro’s legislature installed, what’s next for Venezuela’s opposition?
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Florida elections and the Biden administration’s Latin America agenda
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A more nuanced understanding of Latino voters in South Florida could provide the new administration with the opportunity to recalibrate U.S.-Latin ...
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Insights from system dynamics on the future of Latin America
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System dynamics involves the representation and analysis of chains of causal relationships between physical, political, social, and commercial ...
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Brazil, democracy, and the “fake news” bill
By Diogo Tulio dos Santos / 
Brazil's “fake news” bill aims to create transparency on social media and private messaging apps to combat the rampant spread of disinformation that ...
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The view of a new Bolivian president from El Alto
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Sitting from a position more among the clouds than the buildings of neighboring cities, El Alto conjures the image of a rising political underdog whose ...
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A Chavismo saturated Twitter
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The scattered, discontented majority in Venezuela is subdued by a minority regime, organized to overwhelm Twitter with a “supra-reality” as a ...
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Peru is out of the emergency room, but the prognosis remains guarded
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The doctor's orders are now calling for investigations into cases of human rights violations committed during the citizen protests, the suspension of the ...
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El Perú salió de la sala de emergencias, pero mantiene un pronóstico reservado
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Las órdenes del médico ahora piden la investigación de los casos de violaciones de derechos humanos cometidas durante las protestas ciudadanas, la ...
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Why Peru’s soft coup failed
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Notoriously weak political parties are fueling Peru’s chronic instability. But they also stopped Manuel Merino and his allies from uniting to hold onto power.
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