The Nicaraguan government’s expulsion of U.S. citizens—linked loosely to the military—found fertile ground in the country’s popular opinion. Surveys by ...
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“Gringo(s) go home” say Nicaraguan government and popular opinion
Michael Zoorob | 
The interoceanic canal, and U.S. constructive engagement toward Nicaragua
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After his prompt, unexpected and unceremonial removal from Nicaragua, while there to conduct research on the transoceanic canal, Evan Ellis reflects on ...
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The OAS and Venezuela: is that it?
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Did I miss something? No collective call for dialogue, not even a meeting wrap up by the Ambassador from Argentina. Just a call for lunch. Does that ...
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LatinAmericaGoesGlobal contributor forced to leave Nicaragua
In Managua to conduct research on the planned Nicaraguan pan-isthmian canal, our regular contributor, R. Evan Ellis, was unceremoniously shown the exit ...
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Guatemala’s new round of corruption revelations. Deeper than thought.
Mirte Postema |
As Northern Triangle countries get ready to receive $750 million in aid, the CICIG issued new evidence indicating the extent to which ousted President ...
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Degree portability and NAFTA
Victoria Gaytan | 
There are a number of things pending in the full implementation of a North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). One of them is the harmonization of ...
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It’s a multipolar world after all! (It’s just not a multilateral one.)
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Despite theory and hope, the past 10 years of rising multipolarity have not brought a rise in multilateralism. Ad hoc coalitions—such as the G20 and ...
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The intangibles of U.S.-Latin American and Caribbean policymaking
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When it comes to Latin America policy in the U.S. government, policy outcomes are shaped heavily by personality. In some cases, it means that those who ...
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