Despite being a federalist country, Buenos Aires’ prevalence against the rest of the country’s provinces has been tangible, and its political realm is no ...
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It Is Time to Look Beyond Buenos Aires
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A Watershed Moment for Guatemala’s Democracy? Part 2
Dinorah Azpuru | 
Guatemala’s 2023 electoral process will most likely dodge a bullet, and the presidential runoff election between Bernardo Arévalo of SEMILLA (Movimiento ...
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The Feud Between Arce and Morales Could Spell Danger for Bolivia’s Left
Jack Quinn | 
Why are these powerful men covering their mudslinging with staged events and awkward smiles? Because both are jockeying to run for president in 2025. And ...
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The Fiftieth Anniversary of Chile’s Coup Touches a Sore Nerve
Richard M. Sanders | 
Source: The San Diego Union Tribune. In Nineteen Eighty-Four, George Orwell’s all-powerful ruling party lives by the slogan, “He who controls the past ...
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A Watershed Moment for Guatemala’s Democracy? Part 1
Dinorah Azpuru | 
When Guatemalans went to the polls on election day on June 25, 2023, the electoral process itself had been questioned nationally and internationally ...
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Ecuador: The Next Domino to Fall to Autocracy?
Amb. (Ret.) John Feeley and Amb. (Ret.) Peter F. Romero | 
The U.S. and other like-minded democracies have an obligation to assist Ecuador in combatting criminality while preserving essential civil liberties. ...
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Canada, The Modest Advocate for Peace in Colombia
Joseph Bouchard | 
Canada has pursued an effective approach to peace and justice in Colombia, centered on advancing mutual security, as well as diplomatic, political, ...
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Orwell’s Shadow? Chile’s Disinformation Commission Sparks Suspicion
Patricia Garip | 
Last September, Chileans voted overwhelmingly to reject a draft constitution that would have turbocharged President Gabriel Boric’s progressive agenda. ...
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As the Petro Administration Stumbles, the Far-Right Prepares
Sergio Guzmán | 
Colombian President Gustavo Petro will likely pave the way for a far-right administration in the same way that Iván Duque paved the way for Petro’s own ...
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