For Obama, Four More Years Requires a Willingness to Look South
An embrace of Latin America is undeniably needed as Obama faces his second term. Most major media outlets had confirmed
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An End to Corporate Impunity: Making Chevron Accountable for Environmental Disaster
At an October 5 conference hosted by the nonprofit, Resources for the Future, economist Joseph E. Stiglitz stated, “We now
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The Future Role of Drones in Latin America
From surveillance missions at altitudes exceeding 35,000 feet to long-range targeted attacks, the U.S. military’s unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), often
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COHA on the U.S. Presidential Election
Professor Morris Morley, Senior Research Fellow at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA) and professor of Latin American Studies at
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Fútbol Femenino: A Reflection on Women’s Rights in Argentina
Mia Hamm. Brandi Chastain. Brianna Scurry. These are all female athletes who became household names after the United States national
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The Northern Triangle’s Population: Citizens Caught in Crossfire
The ambiguity between the role of military forces and the police is a growing concern in Central America’s Northern Triangle
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