Gobernador de Guerrero, Mexico Carlos Zeferino Torreblanca conversó con AS/COA en una entrevista excusiva. Guerrero es uno de los estados más pobres del país, pero el Gobernador Torreblanca guarda su optimismo en el turismo, el desarrollo de la infraestructura y la lucha contra la pobreza rural.
Entrevista: Carlos Zeferino Torreblanca, Gobernador de Guerrero, Mexico
Mexico: A Not-So-Distant Neighbor
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Andrew Selee
The Wilson Center’s Andrew Selee writes in the Houston Chronicle on U.S.-Mexican collaboration to combat drug violence and trafficking. “[W]hile stepped-up enforcement on the border is certainly welcome, it can hardly be the primary solution,” he writes. Excerpted from an Americas Quarterly essay.
When Justice Does Not Reach Us
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Susana Villarán
Women’s rights have improved in the past 50 years, but women are still not well represented in judicial systems.
Shifting Gears
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Mariclaire Acosta
Human rights groups must work with states to improve law enforcement.
Política Pública y Democracia en América Latina: Del Análisis a la Implementación -Coordinated by Freddy Mariñez Navarro and Vidal Garza Cantú
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Kimberly Ascoli and Tamar S. Benzaken
Kimberly Ascoli and Tamar S. Benzaken descrines a collection of essays that offer explains how Latin America could develop a stronger tradition of democracy.
Ask the Experts: Human Rights
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Felipe Agüero, Paul Farmer, Alvaro Vargas Llosa, John Hope Bryant, and Carroll Bogert
What is the primary human rights challenge today? Five experts respond.