London and Quito Navigate Uncertain Waters in the Julian Assange Quandary
Yesterday morning the Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño announced that Quito would grant political Asylum to Julian Assange, the founder
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Paraguay’s Presidential Change and the Region’s Current Democratic Picture
In analyzing the regional reaction to the extremely questionable constitutional outcome in Paraguay, Fernando Lugo’s fate appears correlated more so
Read MoreTroubled Ecuador a Dubious Choice for Assange
On a personal level, I can understand why WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has chosen Ecuador for his asylum bid. If
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A Peaceful Backlash: One Ecuadorian Community’s Response to Neoliberalism
The wave of neoliberal reforms sweeping Latin America in the 1980s sparked a series of brutal fights in rural
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Re: “Evo Morales Demands the OAS Stop Serving the Empire”
Dear Editor, Your June 4th article, “Evo Morales Demands the OAS Stop Serving the Empire,” succinctly highlights the Bolivian President’s
Read MoreRe: “Ecuador respects and promotes the freedom of speech”
Dear Editor, While your May 21st article, “Ecuador respects and promotes the freedom of speech,” notes some of Chancellor Patiño’s
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