Brasil: Um Passo à Frente e Dois para Trás
By: Juliana Moraes-Pinheiro and Sabrina Escalera-Flexhaug, Research Associates at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs Corrupção e pobreza no Brasil têm
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Year: 2014
RE: “Migrants Dropped off at bus stations in Arizona.”
Dear Editor, Please allow me to submit the following letter in response to Astrid Galvan’s May 30 article, “Migrants Dropped
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The Relationship Between the Italian Mafia And the Mexican Drug Cartels – Part 2: The Business Relationship
By: Sergio Corrado and Francesca Realacci, Research Associates at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs Connections between the ‘Ndrangheta families (Italy’s
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Congressional Letter to President Obama: Stop Sanctions on Venezuela
Venezuela continues to suffer from internal political conflict and unrest. In response, the United States Congress imprudently approved unilateral sanctions
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Development and Indigenous Rights: ¿Por qué no los Dos?
History is repeating itself for the U’wa people, a peaceful indigenous group from the remote Andean cloud forests of northeastern
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Cuba’s Waves of Change: The Lingering Impact of the Embargo
Havana’s atmosphere is one of change and reform. Cuban President Raúl Modesto Castro Ruz has steadily implemented a series of
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