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Haiti Policy: Stumbling Toward 2023
| Diagnosis of the crisis has been easy—but what key actors in Haiti and its international partners can agree on what to do about has remained muddled.
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El BID necesita un presidente visionario y con capacidad de generar consenso para afrontar el cambio climático.
Guy Edwards and Marcela Jaramillo | 
El 20 de noviembre, los países deberían utilizar su voto para elegir un nuevo presidente del BID que restablezca la credibilidad del Banco y despliegue ...
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Brazilian Elections and its “Bottom Billion” Struggles
Dr. Paula Gomes Moreira | 
Despite having advanced economically in the last few years, Brazil still needs to manage to overcome the political barriers that characterize the bottom ...
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Haitian Heritage Month Fosters Conversation
Last week, The New York Times published an investigative article detailing how Haiti’s “independence debt” to France contributed to the country’s ...
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Belated Half Measures on Cuba
Scott Hamilton | 
My time as a U.S. diplomat in Cuba during the Obama thaw of 2015-17 showed me what was possible to achieve when diplomacy was given a chance to work.
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Venezuelan Government to Sell Shares of its State Companies
Last week, the Venezuelan government announced that they will begin offering 5 to 10 percent stakes in their domestic companies to foreign investors.
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Latin America, Ukraine, and the Legacies of “Republican Internationalism”
Tom Long and Carsten-Andreas Schulz | 
The invasion of Ukraine is clear affront to the international principles that Latin American diplomacy has most cherished.
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Soft Power, Confucius Institutes, and Latin America and the Caribbean
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Trade, loans, and investment have been the instruments of choice for Chinese strategists in the region. But people-to-people ties are increasingly ...
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