The Lagos Legacy and Chile’s Upcoming Elections
Lagos, a popular president will be tough to follow. Lagos’ foreign policy wilts when compared to his domestic achievements. The
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Year: 2005
Haiti: And You Call This an Election?
Secretary Rice, on a whirlwind trip to Haiti, glosses over problems that are doomed to chain-saw upcoming elections. Iraq’s election
Read MoreSpain’s Zapatero Emerges as a Bold New Foreign Policy Factor in Latin America
In office for eighteen months, Prime Minister Zapatero has broken from his predecessor and rewritten the rules when it comes
Read MoreHaiti: Headed Down the Path Towards an Electoral Farce
On September 30, 2005, the “International Day of Solidarity With Haitian People” was celebrated in 44 cities and 16 countries
Read MoreNoriega’s Latin American Policy: A Disservice to the Nation
On July 29, two years to the day after his Senate confirmation, Roger Noriega announced that he would be stepping
Read MoreUniversity of Panama Situation Worsens
Since mid-August, when COHA first spotlighted the possibility of an emerging diploma scandal at the University of Panama and suggested
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