From former guerrilla to fast-rising protege of her predecessor Lula da Silva, she was supposed to preside over Brazil's rise. Instead, the Brazilian ...
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To impeach or not to impeach Dilma Rousseff
Venezuela’s disappointing opposition
Juan Nagel |
The new majority in the National Assembly has failed in offering economic alternatives and in confronting Venezuela’s political crisis. Despite being a ...
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La omnipresencia de la política en Brasil
Daniel Cerqueira |
La señora Carmen se despertó en la unidad de tratamiento intensivo del Hospital Madre Teresa. Luego de una delicada cirugía y aún bajo el efecto de la ...
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The healthy roots of corruption anger in Latin America
Kevin Casas-Zamora and Miguel Carter |
With corruption scandals, popular protests and the revelations in the Panama Papers, it’s easy to think that corruption in Latin America has suddenly ...
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Guatemala and its comedian president
Orlando J. Pérez |
Jimmy Morales rode a wave of popular awakening and anger to the presidency. Since coming to power, he’s relied on a dubious group of advisors and the same ...
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Bids to extend term limits fall short in Bolivia and Ecuador
Fabiola Cordova |
Morales and Correa remain in power and maintain strong popular support, but their miscalculations have created the best chances yet of opening space for ...
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Canadians perplexed at Trump surge
John Parisella |
After the March 1st Super Tuesday results, many Canadians are ready to concede that Trump could become the next Republican candidate. That doesn’t mean, ...
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MACCIH takes shape in Honduras – how effective will it be?
Katharine Valencia |
Whether MACCIH will have a real impact remains to be seen. But its installation in Honduras offers at least a glimmer of hope that positive changes can ...
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What Bolivia’s “No” vote means for its political future
Miguel Centellas |
Whatever you may think of Evo Morales and his time in power, Bolivian voters’ narrow rejection of a constitutional amendment to allow him to run again is ...
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