Guaidó appointees take over diplomatic offices in ambassador power play
Venezuela’s military attaché in Washington no longer has a portrait of Nicolás Maduro overlooking…
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Category: Politics
National dialogue resumes in Nicaragua as president agrees to release political prisoners
Negotiation talks between Nicaragua’s left-wing socialist government and opposition alliance, Alianza…
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When “mano dura” policing is not the only option
Policing strategies and security initiatives have developed massively in the last few decades. New technology…
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Venezuelan armed forces desert the army and cross border into Colombia
“There is lot of fear in the armed forces,” Venezuela’s interim president, Juan Guaidó, told…
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The fragile legacy of Brazil’s slain human rights activist Marielle Franco
Yesterday, March 14, marks a year since Rio de Janeiro city councilwoman and human rights activist Marielle…
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Colombia’s president rejects parts of JEP bill in a bid for more “genuine” transitional justice
“Together… we will be able to reform and design a Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) that ensures…
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Guatemala and El Salvador attempt to reinstate amnesty laws
The Salvadoran military dictator Julio Rivera Carballo who, between the years 1962 and 1967, ordered…
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What Venezuela’s borders look like for migrants seeking refuge
What remains of last week’s Venezuela-focused media storm are two leaders who both claim legitimacy,…
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Parties split on the role of aid in Venezuela
A red cross on a white background is a universal symbol of humanitarian aid, whether it be emblazoned…
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Chilean president proposes Venezuela-less alternative to UNASUR
Chilean President Sebastián Piñera issued a Twitter statement on Monday, February 18, outlining…
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