Tag: Bolivia

The paternalism with which the United States has been taking on the economy (with trade as a strategy) and the territory of South and Central America dates back a long time.

Biden's triumph has given us a guiding narrative: the idea that, in the worst circumstances, believing, organizing and mobilizing can produce a kind of miracle.

While President Donald Trump was congratulating himself yesterday, Iran decided to abandon the 2014 nuclear accord.

[T]he migrants are victims of abuse by criminal organizations, and by police who abuse their power against a sector that is clearly vulnerable.

These killings highlight the nefarious consequences arising from hateful and racist speeches ... by influential people such as the president.

[T]he Trump administration does not even bother to disguise its disdain for Latin America.

[T]he most reckless actors on this chessboard, such as Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have already started beating the drums of war.

[T]he decision is just the most recent in a context of contempt for multilateralism promoted by President Donald Trump since the beginning of his presidential campaign.

[T]his is a new broadside that once again raises questions about the validity of the U.S. as a signatory of international treaties.

[T]he emergence of a world without institutional space for group dialogue and with governments that act only on the basis of their selfish interests or their leaders’ impulses is not good news.