Most of the region has united to reject the legitimacy of the constituent assembly in Venezuela, with a few crucial (and predictable) holdouts. What they’ll do next, though, is anyone’s guess.
Regional reactions to Venezuela’s constituent assembly: Liberals, rogues and enablers redux
By William Naylor /
Why the U.S. is in a poor position to lead opposition to Venezuela’s constituent assembly
By Chris Sabatini & William Naylor /
Venezuela is approaching a pivotal moment this weekend. Has the U.S. ceded too much leadership in the region to make a difference?
Is is time for Latin American democracies to leave CELAC?
By Gabriel Salvia /
Given the serious violation of human rights in Venezuela, it’s time truly democratic governments consider abandoning CELAC to defend democracy in Latin America.
Abandonar la CELAC en solidaridad con las víctimas del autoritarismo
By Gabriel Salvia /
Ante la grave violación a los derechos humanos en Venezuela, abandonar este organismo es una decisión que merece ser considerada para defender honesta y abiertamente la democracia en América Latina.
Why U.S. economic sanctions on Venezuela are a bad idea
By Christopher Sabatini /
U.S. sanctions on Venezuela’s oil sector would be a political, economic and diplomatic disaster. Here’s why.
A shifting trade landscape in Latin America favors China and globalization
By William Naylor /
As China continues to position itself as a global super power, Latin American countries have begun to shift their trade focus outside the Western Hemisphere.
A Canada-Latin America partnership: Four ways to address climate change
By Guy Edwards /
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The G20 Hamburg summit this Friday could help lay the foundation for a closer cooperation between Canada and Latin America on climate change following the U.S. decision to abandon the Paris Agreement on climate change.
“We only need three votes”: Venezuela and the OAS
By Andrés Cañizález /
As the OAS continues to fail to act on the worsening situation in Venezuela, regular citizens have taken an interest in the Organization’s work.
What does defeat at OAS meeting portend for U.S. influence in the Americas?
By Michael J. Camilleri /
The defeat of U.S. candidate to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights is a troubling sign of declining U.S. leverage and moral authority in the hemisphere, and not just on matters of human rights.
Five young Latin Americans leading the LGBTQ+ fight
As a way to honor LGBT Pride Month, which takes place every year in June in remembrance of 1969’s Stonewall riots in Manhattan, NYC, Global Americans compiled a list of five young Latin Americans that are leading the LGBTQ+ cause on the political frontline.
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