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- How to Save the OAS - March 24, 2010
- As the Organization of American States (OAS) prepares to elect its next secretary general, there is hardly any enthusiasm or excitement. Normally, the election of a...
- Latin America Makes a Right Turn - February 15, 2010
- Until recently, the political climate in Latin America seemed to be shifting to the left, with the election of left-wing presidents, including some radical populists in...
- Democracy Wins in Honduras - Weekly Standard - November 6, 2009
- The four-month Honduran political crisis appears to be over. Last week, Honduran officials signed an agreement to establish a provisional "unity" government and allow...
- The Chavez-Iran Alliance: A Menace to the Western Hemisphere - September 21, 2009
- It is no exaggeration to say that Venezuela's burgeoning alliance with Iran represents the greatest threat to hemispheric stability since the Cold War. Both governments...
- Mexico's Bloody Drug War - Weekly Standard - September 15, 2009
- "We face a defining moment," Mexican president Felipe Calderón said earlier this month in his third state of the union address. While he was talking about more...
- Nicaragua's Ortega Follows Zelaya - Weekly Standard - August 12, 2009
- A few weeks ago, at a public celebration to mark the 30th anniversary of the 1979 Sandinista revolution, Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega moved one step closer to...
- Honduras vs. Chavez - Weekly Standard - July 17, 2009
- The next round of diplomatic negotiations aimed at defusing the political crisis in Honduras will begin on Saturday in Costa Rica. The mediator of these negotiations,...
- Honduras Is a Blow to Chavez - Weekly Standard - July 5, 2009
- To say that people in Latin America are sensitive about military coups would be an understatement. Due to the often tumultuous and bloody histories of their...
- Latin America Embraces Ahmadinejad - Weekly Standard - June 24, 2009
- It is clear to all but the most blinkered observer that Iran's recent presidential election was a sham. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's fraudulent "victory" over...
- Cuba Doesn't Belong in the OAS - Weekly Standard - June 9, 2009
- In all my years as an observer of international affairs, I have seldom seen the Organization of American States (OAS) so energized by a single issue. If only that issue...
- Panama's Promise - Weekly Standard - April 29, 2009
- In a 2006 national referendum, Panamanian voters approved a $5.2 billion project to expand the Panama Canal. As the Panama Star reports, "Percentage wise, the...
- Uncertainty in El Salvador - Weekly Standard - March 22, 2009
- In recent months, it often seemed as if the political debate in El Salvador was stuck in a time warp back to the 1980s. Conservative politicians warned that the...
- Chavez Weakened, But Still Dangerous - American - January 23, 2009
- By Jaime Daremblum Thursday, January 22, 2009 Filed under: World Watch, ...
- A Perfect Storm in Latin America - Weekly Standard - December 10, 2008
- RECENT EVENTS SUGGEST that Barack Obama will be facing a veritable perfect storm of challenges in Latin America. The death toll in Mexico's war on drugs is...
- Educating Latin America - Weekly Standard - June 12, 2008
- Where To, Argentina? - Washington Times - April 22, 2008