Losing Latin America
This article, by Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX), appeared Wednesday in the Washington Times. Senator Hutchison is a member of...
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The surging threat in Latin America
After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the principal foreign policy and intelligence...
New threat: communism in Latin America
By Alejandro Pea Escluza Communism is surging south of the border, thanks to the work of lefties like Hugo...
Scandal in Colombia – is Chavez behind it?
Colombia's Foreign Minister, Maria Consuelo Araujo, has resigned because of her brother's alleged connections to paramilitary groups. By Nicole Ferrand...
Colombia’s ‘Paragate’ scandal
The Foreign Minister of Colombia, Maria Consuela Araujo, has resigned after her brother was accused of conspiring with paramilitary groups, among...
Evo and Peru: conflict over a terrorist
Bolivia's crpyto-communist leader Evo Morales is risking his relationship with Peru over an accussed terrorist. Why?By Nicole M. Ferrand Relations between...
Evo and Peru: Conflict over a terrorist
Relations between Bolivia and Peru have sunk to a low point after Lima's demand that Bolivia extradite Walter Chavez Sanchez,...
Why the Venezuelan election was fraudulent
By Alejandro Pena Esclusa In the Presidential Elections of 2006, a massive fraud was committed. But this fraud began years...
The contradictions of the Forum of Sao Paolo
On January 15, 2007, El Salvador hosted the XIII Encounter of the Forum of Sao Paolo (FSP), an organization that...
Chavez and the Iranian connection
In the aftermath of the Chavez electoral victory on December 3, 2006 , the Venezuelan President proceeded to deepen the...
The Importance of Ratifying Free Trade Agreements
By Nicole M. Ferrand The Colombian Army during assists in anti-drug operations For some time now, media outlets in Latin...
The importance of the Colombia FTA
For some time now, media outlets in Latin America and the US have been closely monitoring the negotiations for an...
Chavez and the Iranian connection
In the aftermath of the Chavez electoral victory on December 3, 2006, the Venezuelan President proceeded to deepen the Bolivarian...
A blow to anti-drug policy
In a recent interview in the Argentinean magazine "Debate", Gabriel Guerra Mondragon, an advisor to Hillary Clinton on Hispanic and...
Correa’s Ecuador and American drug policy
The election of Rafael Correa as President of Ecuador late last year has accelerated the formation of a new Latin...
The uncertain future of Mercosur
Mercosur (Mercado Común del Sur) is a Regional Trade Agreement (RTA) between Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. Venezuela just signed...