Host countries should come to terms with the possibility that many displaced Venezuelans aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Long-term economic and social integration should be the strategy.
Latin America is facing its worst refugee crisis in its history. Will it repeat the EU’s mistakes regarding Syrian refugees?
By Imdat Oner / im_oner /
Human Rights & Multilateral Organizations
UN Security Council fails to pass resolution for ceasefire in Syria
By Amy Williams /
In a sad, predictable exercise China and Russia voted down a UNSC resolution to temporarily halt the bloodletting in Syria. One country from the hemisphere backed the China-Russia position; one did not.
Human Rights & Multilateral Organizations
How does Latin America vote when it comes to protecting human rights in the civil war in Syria?
Human rights concerns in the Syria conflict? Not according to some Latin American governments.
- Donate today
- Channels
- China
- Climate Change
- Cuba
- Democracy & Elections
- Economics, Trade & Development
- Facts and Consequences
- Foreign Policy & U.S./Latin America Relations
- From the Classroom
- Human Rights & Multilateral Organizations
- Just the Facts
- LGBT Rights
- Policymaking
- Politics
- Recommended Reads
- Research Notes
- Social Inclusion, Minority Groups & Discrimination
- Top of the Month
- Venezuela
- Humor
- In the Media
- About Us
- Our Research
- Caribbean: 2030 Trends
- Central America: 2030 Trends
- South America: 2030 Trends
- Liberals, Rogues & Enablers: The Sequel
- Empty Promises, Broken Commitments and Fake Election Monitors
- Solidarity with the People?
- Liberal or rogue? Latin American foreign policy and human rights
- Liberals, Rogues & Enablers: The International Order in the 21st Century
- Country Profiles
- Working Group on Inter-American Relations