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As Colombia emerges from War, new challenges mount
Regional and hemispheric migration flows have prevailed in Colombia since the 1960s.
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Venezuela and the eclipse of American leadership
Venezuela’s steady descent IGNORE INTO chaos has repeatedly prompted pundits like me to predict that the authoritarian populist regime founded…
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Brexit cowardice and Colombian courage: a tale of two referenda
2016 served up two extraordinary referenda, fought under similar conditions, and with similar results, but which led to remarkably different…
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Mexico in the face of Trump’s America: Nationalism is NOT the answer
A call for nationalism is the wrong answer to Trump’s policies. Beyond its shortsighted and potentially chauvinistic nature, a call…
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Why South Koreans are richer than Latin Americans
If you wonder why most Asian countries have done so much better than Latin American nations in recent decades, visit…
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Can the World Help Venezuela Save Itself?
The United States, Colombia, Cuba and other Caribbean countries want to stabilize Venezuela’s oil exports and to prevent an escalation…
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What to expect from Ecuador’s new president
As Correísmo hangs on, Moreano has made lots of promises, but will struggle to keep them
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The new kid in town
China keeps an eye on Latin America as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank invests in infrastructure projects
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Colombia, now we need to talk about the people
The next phase in the peace agreement calls for a change of focus.
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Will Mexico get half of its territory back?
The United States invasion of Mexico in 1846 inflicted a painful wound that, in the 170 years that followed, turned…
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