Colombia-Venezuela: South America’s Most Preeminent Couple
After a car bomb exploded in Bogotá on August 12, 2010, Colombia’s National Police Chief, General Cesar Pinzon, blamed leftist
Read MoreAfter a car bomb exploded in Bogotá on August 12, 2010, Colombia’s National Police Chief, General Cesar Pinzon, blamed leftist
Read MoreOn July 15, 2010, Colombia filed a formal complaint with the Organization of American States (OAS) accusing neighboring Venezuela of
Read MoreAt a Mercosur summit on August 3rd in Argentina, member states applauded their success in finally making the trade organization
Read MoreGuyana, a small nation on the shoulder of South America, is more than meets the eye. Recently named the next
Read More• U.S. politicization of trafficking unfairly nabs Venezuela; • Human trafficking is a serious issue; • Haiti’s restaveks particularly exploited.
Read MoreOver the last twenty years, almost all applicable Latin American countries have been moving toward full recognition of their multiethnic
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