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Latin America’s voting record in the UN Human Rights Council

June 18, 2015

Using the data provided by the Human Rights Watch Votes Count website, we took a look at how Latin American and a few other countries on the United ...
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Everybody loves infrastructure

Juan Nagel | June 15, 2015

Latin America invests about 2% of GDP on infrastructure. Between 1992 and 2011 China invested an average of 8.5% of GDP in infrastructure per year. Given ...
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The new and not-so-new foreign policies in the Americas

Christopher Sabatini | June 9, 2015

When we started this website, the idea was to begin a broad discussion of Latin America's emerging foreign policy and its implications for inter-American ...
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Financial inclusion and education levels across the region

June 9, 2015

Predictably, the rates of financial inclusion are significantly higher across the region for those with a secondary education. But there is one country ...
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Time to talk about India and Latin America

Evan Ellis | June 8, 2015

While much of the media and policy attention has focused on China, Russia and Iran's involvement in the region—often with handwringing or finger ...
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World Bank’s financial inclusion numbers for Latin America and the Caribbean

June 5, 2015

A snapshot of the World Bank's data on financial inclusion in Latin America.
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The left and political pragmatism in Latin America

Greg Weeks | May 27, 2015

When analyzing Latin America, it is high time we stopped using the imagery of a “pink tide” and stop depicting the region in “good lefts” or “bad lefts.” ...
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How Latin America’s regional integration is reshaping global norms and policies

Pía Riggirozzi | May 26, 2015

Today we have a real opportunity to assess how southern regionalism become political spaces where policies are redefined and the norms of global political ...
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