Human Rights Watch World Report 2020: Chile
In its new report, Human Rights Watch highlights the human rights violations committed by Chile’s Carabineros during last year’s protests.
In its new report, Human Rights Watch highlights the human rights violations committed by Chile’s Carabineros during last year’s protests.
During his inauguration, Guatemala’s new president, Alejandro Giammattei, promised to use a “hard hand” to deal with corruption and endemic violence in the country. At the same time, the government seeks to address the migration crisis by improving living conditions at home.
While AMLO and his administration work hard to pass off as a government that puts human rights at the forefront of their agenda, their immigration policy tells another story.
Sunday’s poll confirmed the fragmentation of Peruvian politics and an anti-establishment mood among voters.
The deterioration in relations between the two countries is worth noting as it reflects the Cold War-like atmosphere that is increasingly enveloping the Americas.
Looking ahead, the year might not be an easy one for Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro; the economy, institutional chaos, corruption and an opposition that could be reorganizing itself, among other issues, will give him more than just a headache.
With a six percent approval rating, Piñera will struggle to lead Chile through uncertain times.
On January 23, Transparency International released the 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index that measures the perceived levels of public sector corruption across 180 countries. Unfortunately, Latin America and the Caribbean made little-to-no progress.
What are the greatest challenges facing the country to achieve stability?
Argentina’s Jenga-like economy will require a high level of policy coordination, but in the South American country’s complex and debt-burdened setting, this can be a tall order.