Latin America

US and Latin American Sea: The Kellogg Proposal

March 21, 2015 // La Razón - Bolivia - Spanish

New information has come to light from communication that took place between American, Bolivian, Chilean and Peruvian ambassadors in the 1920s, when North America was offering good offices to Santiago and Lima in search of a solution to the dispute over the sovereignty of Arica and Tacna: Not only did the White House [Read more]

Venezuela: A Threat to US National Security?

March 20, 2015 // Tal Cual Digital - Venezuela - Spanish

Obama’s decision to formally recognize Venezuela as a 'national security threat' to the U.S. escalates the conflict between Maduro’s government and 'the empire.'

Obama’s Self-Imposed South American Isolation

March 18, 2015 // Neues Deutschland - Germany - German

U.S. sanctions against Venezuela puzzle all of South America.

Come Home or Go Home

February 7, 2015 // El Espectador - Colombia - Spanish

Tourism is a high-impact scenario in the new steps taken for the normalization of bilateral relations between the U.S. and Cuba.

Once Again, Where Is Venezuela?

January 21, 2015 // Veja - Brazil - Portuguese

In a column published Monday morning, I asked the Bloomberg gurus: Where is Venezuela in the pessimistic guide to 2015?* In The Washington Post, Jackson Diehl delves deeper into the theme, warning that both Obama and the leaders of Latin America are neglecting the seriousness of the situation in the failed country [Read more]

The Revenge of Oil

January 21, 2015 // El País - Spain - Spanish

When First Lord of the British Admiralty John Fisher decided to replace the British power’s fuel, changing their fleet from coal to oil, he shaped the world in which we live. Oil has, in many ways, been avenged by becoming the determining factor for the 20th century, and, from what we can see, a critical driver of [Read more]

China Doesn’t Play Monroe Doctrine, ‘America’s Backyard’ on Fire?

January 20, 2015 // China Review News - Hong Kong - Chinese

China does not pursue exclusive interests in Latin America, and it does not wish to contend with the U.S. for 'backyard sovereignty' and thereby put U.S. territory at risk.

China-CELAC Forum Does Not Undermine the US

January 15, 2015 // Huanqiu - China - Chinese

From Jan. 8-9, the first ministerial-level meeting between China and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States was held in Beijing, marking a new beginning and laying the groundwork for "upgraded" relations between the two sides. However, many in the foreign media have opined that China intends to utilize [Read more]

Goodbye, Cold War

December 26, 2014 // El Espectador - Colombia - Spanish

Yesterday’s announcement by President Barack Obama and President Raul Castro to commence the process that will end the embargo and reestablish diplomatic relations between their two countries after more than 55 years of tension is excellent news that we greet with much enthusiasm. Due to its importance for the [Read more]

US-Cuban Détente is China’s Loss? Ludicrous in the Extreme

December 26, 2014 // Huanqiu - China - Chinese

On Dec. 17, President Obama announced the normalization of relations between the United States and Cuba, stating that the U.S. policy of isolating Cuba over the last half century had not achieved the desired effect. Obama's new policy includes negotiating the reestablishment of relations with Cuba and expanding [Read more]

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