For the benefit of the world – really?
To contribute this special essay, COHA has called up the highly regarded Dr. Miguel Antonio Bernal, Professor of Constitutional Law
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Op-Ed
VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT SHOWS RESTRAINT AND RESOLVE IN THE FACE OF ANTI-CHAVISTA MAYHEM
The Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA) views with great alarm the violence perpetrated against the democratically elected government and civilians
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In South Africa, a Simple Handshake Provokes a Predictably Irrational Response
What is undoubtedly the most famous handshake of the year has resulted in a predictable, visceral response. A simple, unassuming
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Is the Cuban Embargo Eternal?
Commenting on the rueful recent passing of Nelson Mandela, President Barack Obama referred to the legendary South African figure as
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Passing of Nelson Mandela Unlikely to Pave the Way for Major U.S. Policy Reform on Cuba
Warm regards are not likely to be followed by pacts of political courage or any indication that the U.S. leader
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Uruguayan First Lady Should Condemn All Perpetrators of Violence, the Military as well as the Tupamaros
In an October 3 interview with The Associated Press, Uruguayan First Lady and former guerrilla activist Lucía Topolansky was asked
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