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The cost of Venezuela’s collapse

Juan Nagel | September 11, 2015

Was the death of South American rock idol Gustavo Cerati yet another example of Venezuela’s interminable collapse?
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Crisis in Venezuela: the revolution will not be demographic

Greg Weeks | August 12, 2015

Venezuelans are having children at higher rates than their counterparts in other countries, despite the economic crisis (aided, perhaps in part, by the ...
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Venezuela: Elections and Scenarios

Andrés Cañizález | August 11, 2015

August marks the beginning in a decisive stage in Venezuela’s electoral process and, quite likely, the future of elections in the polarized country. Three ...
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The BackYardistas

Christopher Sabatini | August 6, 2015

Those who stoke fear every time an extra-hemispheric rival to the U.S. gains influence in the Western Hemisphere are missing the real challenges. While ...
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Militarizing the Police Undermines Democratic Governance

Orlando J. Pérez | August 3, 2015

Across the hemisphere a majority of citizens support a greater role for the armed forces in domestic security—with over 80 percent of citizens in El ...
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Can the Pacific Alliance and MERCOSUR bridge the hemispheric divide?

Barbara Kotschwar & Nicolas Albertoni | July 30, 2015

In a series of posts—this our first—we will assess whether it is not only desirable but also possible that the two divergent trade blocs of Pacific ...
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Venezuela’s “9-Dash-Line” in the Caribbean

Evan Ellis | July 28, 2015

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has resurrected century-old land claims over two-thirds of neighboring Guyana and its corresponding maritime borders. ...
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