The Economic Implications of the Iran War for Latin America
Transmission Through Oil Prices, Global Economic Activity, and Capital Flows
Reevaluating the Threat: Terrorism in Latin America
Attacking drug cartel infrastructure indirectly, creating judicial frameworks on terrorism, and raising terrorism as national security concerns—irrespective of U.S.-Israel-EU pressures—should be top of mind for Latin American governments. Terror, whether ideologically or financially motivated, only undermines democracy.
Reevaluando la amenaza: El terrorismo en América Latina
Atacar indirectamente la infraestructura de los cárteles de la droga, crear marcos judiciales sobre terrorismo y plantear el terrorismo como una preocupación de seguridad nacional -con independencia de las presiones de Estados Unidos, Israel y la UE- debería ser una prioridad para los gobiernos latinoamericanos. El terror, ya sea por motivos ideológicos o económicos, sólo socava la democracia.
Daniel Ortega Begins His Fourth Consecutive Term
Last Monday, Daniel Ortega was sworn in for a fourth consecutive term as president of Nicaragua.
The Defense Department’s Role in Addressing Extra-Hemispheric State Rivals in Latin America and the Caribbean
U.S. military role should combine traditional missions in the region with adaptations supporting transparency, rule-of-law, and strengthening partner nation institutions.
The Islamist threat in Latin America and the Caribbean: What do we really know?
Some of the people slated to enter the administration have made a career peddling theories of Islamist threats in our hemisphere. There are genuine reasons for concern, but not for the disproven assertions many have been pitching for years.