Chile’s Hidro Aysén Project Terminated
On June 10, Chilean cabinet ministers, claiming to be acting in accordance with the “complaints presented by the community,”[i] unanimously
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Energy and Environment
Brasil: Um Passo à Frente e Dois para Trás
By: Juliana Moraes-Pinheiro and Sabrina Escalera-Flexhaug, Research Associates at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs Corrupção e pobreza no Brasil têm
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Development and Indigenous Rights: ¿Por qué no los Dos?
History is repeating itself for the U’wa people, a peaceful indigenous group from the remote Andean cloud forests of northeastern
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New York Justice Sputters in the Ecuadorian Oilfields
A longstanding legal battle between indigenous Ecuadorians and the megalithic U.S. corporation Chevron has decisively tipped in favor of the
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Human Rights Violations in Honduras: Land Seizures, Peasants’ Repression, and the Struggle for Democracy on the Ground
Human Rights Violations in Honduras: Land Seizures, Peasants’ Repression, and the Struggle for Democracy on the Ground In Honduras, arguably
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COHA Research – January 27, 2014: A Date with Destiny for Peru and Chile
By: W. Alejandro Sanchez, Senior Research Fellow at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs The events of this upcoming January 27,
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