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Hugo Chávez, The Unraveling of the Washington Consensus, and The Skewed Future Direction of U.S.-Latin-America Relations

The spirit of Hugo Chávez, in death as in life, has inspired a region-wide movement to overcome five centuries of

The Obama Administration should be prepared to take, in quick progression, three important initial steps to trigger a speedy rapprochement

Today, a century and a half since [the death of Bolivar ], here on his native soil, here where his

Current dispute doesn’t risk the explosive potential of the still moldering 19th century Huascar dispute, which dates back to the

Professor Morris Morley, Senior Research Fellow at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA) and professor of Latin American Studies at

On Tuesday, October 23rd COHA Director Larry Birns was interviewed by Free Speech Radio about the riots in Colón, Panama