“Maduro does not have the flexibility that Chavez, as the author of the revolution, had to change when things get too complicated," says AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth as protests sweep Venezuela.
Venezuelan Authorities Rely on Arbitrary Arrests, Jailing, to Silence Critics, Says Amnesty International
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Elizabeth Llorente
Why Brazilian Politics Needs a Radical Makeover
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Eduardo Mello, Matias Spektor
A historic corruption probe revealed a system so broken it must be overhauled.
Conoce a 5 de los jueces más valientes de Latinoamérica
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Rachelle Krygier, Benjamin Russell
El imperio de la ley es esencial en un estado libre- pero en gran parte de la región, los que hacen funcionar al sistema judicial viven bajo amenazas.
Meet 5 of Latin America’s Bravest Judges
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Rachelle Krygier, Benjamin Russell
Rule of law is essential to a free state - but in much of the region, those who work for justice live under threat.
Brazil's Never-Ending Corruption Crisis
It’s time for Brazil to take a radically new approach to prevent corruption, writes AS/COA’s Brian Winter for Foreign Affairs.
How a Scandal That Started in Brazil is Now Roiling other Latin American Countries
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Marina Lopes and Nick Miroff
"What was unique about Odebrecht was that they got caught," said AS/COA’s Brian Winter on Brazil’s graft scandal.
Brazilian Judge’s Enemies Come Out of the Shadows
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Brian Winter
A messy confrontation in New York highlights a new, more aggressive phase of Brazil’s biggest-ever corruption scandal.