Since October, eleven journalists across six countries—two in Colombia, two in Honduras, three in Mexico, two in Brazil, one in Paraguay, and one in ...
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A continent in silence
Carolina Morais Araujo |
Monitoring the foreign policies of the Global South
Amy Williams |
The shifting of the balance of world power away from the developed world to the Global South has raised an urgent question: can the post-WW II normative ...
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What’s left? Venezuela and Ecuador
Christopher Sabatini |
President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela and Rafael Correa exhibit none of the characteristics of the modern, progressive left—such as, support for ...
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Letter to President Maduro from former presidents
Several months ago, former presidents Óscar Arias, Felipe Calderón, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Alejandro Toledo, and Ernesto Zedillo signed an open letter ...
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Financial inclusion and education levels across the region
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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We’re not in Venezuela anymore
Francisco Toro |
Poverty without the violence and economic chaos of Venezuela? CaracasChronicles.com founder Francisco Toro reflects on the different meanings of poverty, ...
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Sobre la próxima elección de miembros de la CIDH y de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos
Katya Salazar |
El próximo 15 y 16 de junio se llevará a cabo en Washington D.C. la 45ª Asamblea General (AG) de la Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA). En esta ...
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When will Latin America stop excluding its Indigenous and LGBT populations?
Carl Meacham and Robert Funk |
Structural violence is the social, political, and economic disempowerment of particular social groups—racial, sexual, religious, ethnic, etc. How Latin ...
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Secretary General Almagro: a cause for hope?
Christopher Sabatini |
The new OAS Secretary General's swearing-in speech should give us hope, not just because he talked about the OAS's role in defending human rights and ...
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The impact of the Nisman case on Argentina’s Jewish community
Natasha Zaretsky |
Nisman's death has also had a profound effect on Argentina's Jewish community that once again faces age-old accusations of double loyalties, raising ...
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