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¿Por qué en América Latina los países más desarrollados no necesariamente son menos violentos?
December 2, 2013
/ Christopher Sabatini

Christopher Sabatini de AS/COA explica en el blog "Sin Miedos" del BID cómo en América Latina la falta de inclusión social es causante de violencia.
  

Gender & Social Equality
Voting Ballot in Honduras
Articles & Op-Eds
After Presidential Election, Honduras Will Need U.S. Support to Tackle Challenges
November 20, 2013
/ Eric Farnsworth

Washington's action on matters ranging from energy to immigration reform can support Honduras’ pressing post-election agenda, writes COA’s Eric Farnsworth for World Politics Review.

 

Honduras
Democracy & Elections
International Airport in Havana, Cuba
Articles & Op-Eds
Looking Ahead: Obama's Cuba Policy
November 18, 2013
/ Christopher Sabatini

While President Barack Obama’s reforms have supported changes on the island, more can be done to advance U.S.-Cuba ties, writes AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini for Financial Times’ beyondbrics.

 

 

 

Cuba
United States
U.S. Policy
Election Ballot in Chile
Articles & Op-Eds
In Chile, Presidential Election Outcome Certain, Future Less So
November 14, 2013
/ Christopher Sabatini

The election cycle in the South American country signals a demand for political and constitutional changes to remake the post-Pinochet system, writes AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini for World Politics Review.

Chile
Democracy & Elections
Oscar Hijuelos
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Oscar Hijuelos (1951-2013)
October 17, 2013
/ Daniel Shapiro

Director of Literature Daniel Shapiro reflects on the Cuban-American author's career and his history of collaboration with the Americas Society.

Arts & Culture
President of Paraguay Horacio Cartes
Articles & Op-Eds
With Mercosur Ties Still Frayed, Paraguay Explores Pacific Alliance Options
October 16, 2013
/ Eric Farnsworth

Paraguay’s traditional geographic orientation may be shifting as the country awaits reentry to Mercosur, writes COA’s Eric Farnsworth for World Politics Review.

Paraguay
Trade
Trading Port in Mexico
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NAFTA at 20: Looking Ahead
October 16, 2013
/ John Negroponte

As the anniversary of the free-trade agreement approaches, the time is ripe for the United States and Mexico to reinvigorate their economic partnership, writes AS/COA's Chairman John Negroponte for Expansión.

Mexico
United States
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