Colombia and the U.S. have been partners for more than 17 years. Now with a peace accord and rising coca cultivation, what happens if the U.S. cuts its ...
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Colombia: It’s just starting
Krystal Rodriguez |
The impact of Venezuela’s collapse on Colombia
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Added to the very real risk of the flow of returning Colombians and Venezuelans fleeing across the border creating a massive refugee crisis, security ...
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No, NATO is not claiming a beachhead in South America
Mishella Romo | 
Let’s be clear: NATO isn’t encroaching in the hemisphere, nor does China represent a stable path out of dependency for Latin America. The former is a ...
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What if Secretary of State Rex Tillerson decides not to support Colombia’s peace accord?
Andrés Felipe Osorio Quevedo |
In written testimony during his confirmation hearings, Tillerson said he would determine the extent to which the U.S. should support the peace agreement. ...
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How the Trump-Mexico spat affects the U.S.’s relations across the region
Mark Feierstein |
President Trump’s row with Mexico has placed U.S. cooperation with its southern neighbors in jeopardy—and with it U.S. national interests and security. ...
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An Agreement Between Question Marks- The Process Toward Peace & Security in Colombia
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It remains to be seen whether this new compromise [between the Colombian government and the FARC] will serve to widen the consensus surrounding the peace ...
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Secretary-of-State-designate Rex Tillerson’s confirmation answers on Latin America policy
Here is the text of the written answers on U.S. policy toward Latin America and the Caribbean Rex Tillerson submitted to the Senate for his confirmation ...
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