Haiti: Few Reasons for Optimism but Many for Despair
When it comes to Haiti, there are few heroes to point to, least of all interim Prime Minister Gerard Latortue
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Year: 2005
Cuba, the U.N. Human Rights Commission and the OAS Race
The United States successfully presented a resolution to the UN Human Rights Commission criticizing Cuba’s human rights record. This year’s
Read MoreCheckmate by Default: Insulza Wins OAS Race because he is the Sole Candidate that Remains
In a not-so surprising last-minute denouement, Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Ernesto Derbez withdrew from the OAS secretariat race. José Miguel
Read MoreFox News Venezuela Coverage: “Fair and Balanced”
In line with State Department objectives and conservative think tank promoters, Fox News oversimplifies Venezuelan politics and realities Fox News
Read MoreChávez Launches Hemispheric, “Anti-Hegemonic” Media Campaign in Response to Local TV Networks’ Anti-Government Bias
By COHA Senior Research Fellow, Nikolas Kozloff, D.Phil. Telesur, a new network scheduled to cover news throughout South America, is
Read MoreRice to Discover that Colombia is a Tough Nut to Crack
Demobilization plan aimed at preventing extradition to U.S. of major rightwing traffickers. Secretary of State Rice expected to be long
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