What does Ecuador’s “21st Century Socialism” Mean for the Amazon’s Indigenous?
As well as being hailed as part of a broader progressive trend in Latin America, the 2006 presidential election of
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Scholars Respond to HRW’s Kenneth Roth’s Riposte on Venezuelan Human Rights
Below is the latest communication regarding charges being exchanged by a group of Latin American scholars and the staff of
Read MoreA response to UNASUR – Death before Life?
COHA recently received a very exhaustive response to the organization’s release on 12/16/08 of staff members Andrea Moretti’s and Alex
Read MoreBrazil and the United States: Two Regional Superpowers Begin to Re-evaluate their Relations
The financial crisis of 2008 began with the failure of major financial institutions in the United States and then evolved
Read MoreA response to The Economist article: “The U.S.-Mexican Border: Good Neighbors Make Fences”
The October 2nd issue of The Economist ran an article with the strongly-worded title: “The U.S.-Mexican Border: Good Neighbours Make
Read MoreColombia’s Democratic Hero Could End Up Compromising Its Basic Institutions
Colombia, Washington’s most faithful ally in South America, is rapidly experiencing a series of developments that invoke questions on the
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