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The debate over immigration is saying all the wrong things
By / Immigrants are not coming to the U.S. because they are attracted by President Joe Biden’s inclusive language, and they were not repelled by former ...
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Is calling Colombia a leader on climate action premature?
By Guy Edwards and Matías Franchini / 
In Latin America, International Women’s Month focused heavily on issues related to femicide and gender-based violence. On March 8, International Women’s ...
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Colombia's ambitious new pledge aims to reduce its emissions by 51 percent compared to projected emissions in 2030 and reduce black carbon or soot ...
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Hemisphere Weekly: International Women’s Month in Latin America
In Latin America, International Women’s Month focused heavily on issues related to femicide and gender-based violence. On March 8, International Women’s ...Read More
A Global Americans interview with Dr. Christy Thornton, author of Revolution in Development: Mexico and the Governance of the Global Economy
By Henry Bacha / 
In her book, Thornton explores the little-known history of Mexico’s role in shaping the institutions—including the World Bank, the International Monetary ...
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Suriname’s corruption and money laundering challenges
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Earlier this month, the findings of Suriname’s National Risk Assessment on anti-money laundering and corruption were released. While the country has made ...
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Could two wrongs make a right?
By Britta Crandall and Emma Lynn / 
Prosecutors claim that former President Morales’ removal constituted a coup, accusing Áñez and numerous other officials of having masterminded a plot to ...
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Enabling early pension withdrawals proved to be a suboptimal policy in Chile. Yet for other Latin American countries, early pension withdrawals should not ...
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Hemisphere Weekly: Former Interim President Áñez arrested in Bolivia
Prosecutors claim that former President Morales’ removal constituted a coup, accusing Áñez and numerous other officials of having masterminded a plot to ...Read More
Why President Biden should follow CARICOM’s leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic
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CARICOM has already proven the effectiveness of using multilateral systems to advance hemispheric solutions, creating an opportunity for the Biden ...
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A Global Americans interview with Will Grant, author of Populista: The Rise of Latin America’s 21st Century Strongman
By Henry Bacha / 
A supreme court judge in Brazil restored former President Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva's political rights, annulling a series of corruption convictions ...
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Grant provides an informative retrospective on the Pink Tide era, demonstrating how the combination of charismatic political leadership and inflated oil ...
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Hemisphere Weekly: Lula’s possible political return in Brazil
A supreme court judge in Brazil restored former President Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva's political rights, annulling a series of corruption convictions ...Read More