On Water Scarcity and the Right to Life: Bolivia
Water is arguably the substance most important to maintaining life on earth. At the mountainous center of South America, Bolivia’s
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Bolivia
Research: On Separatism in Latin America
In mid January 2013, the inhabitants of Chile’s Easter Island carried out major protests, declaring that the central government in
Read MoreThe Free Market Experiment in Latin America: Assessing Past Policies and the Search for a Pathway Forward (The second of three parts)
Note: Part I of this three part series set the background regarding neoliberalism in the region. It explored the shortcomings
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Peru and Chile: The Mournful Fate of Peru’s 19th Century Doughty Naval Vessel, the Huascar, and its Relevance to Lima’s Current Maritime Dispute with Chile
Current dispute doesn’t risk the explosive potential of the still moldering 19th century Huascar dispute, which dates back to the
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Cocaine’s Forgotten Victims
Each year, thousands of Colombian peasants, primarily women and children, trek through the Amazon with their meager possessions, seeking asylum
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