The program analyzes how protest marches and concerns raised by the Organization of American States (OAS) may impact the voting in Peru after several candidates were removed from the ballot. The program also traces moves toward justice in the massacre of Jesuit priests and religious workers in El Salvador; a case that began in 1989.
Si lo que quieren es facilitarle la tarea a la fiscalía para identificar a personas que han violado la ley, los parlamentarios deberían legislar para que el Ministerio Público tenga acceso a sus cuentas bancarias.
President Dilma Rousseff should resign but she will cling onto power for as long as she possibly can.
Human rights concerns in the Syria conflict? Not according to some Latin American governments.
Latin America has gone global, but not just in its trade and diplomacy. A growing number of governments are copying from autocrats around the world how to restrict democratic civil society. Sadly, democrats in the region have been slow to react.
Venezuela is, once again, in the throes of a full-blown electricity crisis. Citizens complain of unannounced blackouts are shutting down factories, forcing shopping malls to close early, and otherwise wreaking havoc on an already-sputtering economy.
In just over a decade, China has become a global leader in development finance. China has established a number of bilateral and multilateral funds across the world, in addition to two policy banks. China has also led efforts to establish new multilateral development banks that promise to provide significant financing capabilities into the regime as well.
With corruption scandals, popular protests and the revelations in the Panama Papers, it’s easy to think that corruption in Latin America has suddenly increased. It hasn’t, but Latin American institutions are better prepared to deal with the fallout.
La frase de Bachelet recuerda la del propio Pinochet, cuando, al buscar diferenciarse de sus opositores, dijo que las opciones que tenía Chile eran él o el caos.
The program this week unravels what is behind the charges of abuse of power against not just Rousseff, but also former President Lula and other top politicians. It also provides an analysis of President Obama’s trip to Argentina and why it was met with mixed results by Argentines.
