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Previous reports - OCTOBER 2021

The Controversy Surrounding Abimael Guzmán’s Death

The Controversy Surrounding Abimael Guzmán’s Death

The Controversy Surrounding Abimael Guzmán’s Death

Abimael Guzmán’s cruelty is widely known in Peru and Latin America.  Guzmán was born in Arequipa, he studied Law and Philosophy and was a professor and administrative...

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Is Guyana Falling Victim to the “Resource curse”

The Controversy Surrounding Abimael Guzmán’s Death

The Controversy Surrounding Abimael Guzmán’s Death

Guyana became one of the most sought-after regions for new oil exploration after more than 9 billion barrels of recoverable oil and gas were discovered off it’s coast.

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China Makes the Best of the Pandemic in Latam and the Caribbean

China Makes the Best of the Pandemic in Latam and the Caribbean

China Makes the Best of the Pandemic in Latam and the Caribbean

Economic and political ties between the People's Republic of China (PRC) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) have significantly strengthened over the last decade. 

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Nicaraguan Elections Have a Winner Before They’ve Begun

China Makes the Best of the Pandemic in Latam and the Caribbean

China Makes the Best of the Pandemic in Latam and the Caribbean

When Nicaragua holds presidential elections on November 7th, Daniel Ortega will have secured a fourth consecutive presidential term, his fifth in total and the second.

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Previous reports - JULY 2021

Understanding Protests in Colombia and The Economic Effect

The protests occurring in Colombia, in the midst of the most devastating peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, were triggered by a few key events one must understand to know...

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Taipei and Beijing compete for influence in Latam & the Caribbean

As in every other domain of global politics, the Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the dynamics surrounding Taiwan’s bout for international recognition and China’s efforts... 

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Nayib Bukele’s Troubling Relationship with Gangs

Nayib Bukele’s Troubling Relationship with Gangs

Nayib Bukele’s Troubling Relationship with Gangs

"Prisoners housed in specific cells based on their gang affiliation is over.  We have placed all terrorist groups in the same cell, in all security penal centers...

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Honduras: Can the National Party be Toppled?

Nayib Bukele’s Troubling Relationship with Gangs

Nayib Bukele’s Troubling Relationship with Gangs

 The general elections to be held on November 28 of this year represent an unprecedented opportunity to end the authoritarian regime of the National Party 

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Previous reports - APRIL 2021

The Escalating Conflict Between the Venezuelan Military and FARC

The Escalating Conflict Between the Venezuelan Military and FARC

The Escalating Conflict Between the Venezuelan Military and FARC

Two weeks ago Nicolás Maduro’s government began an unprecedented military operation in the southwest of the country. Their enemy: leftist FARC dissident group the 10th Front. 

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Ecuador's Electoral Runoff: a Choice Between Two Familiar Visions

The Escalating Conflict Between the Venezuelan Military and FARC

The Escalating Conflict Between the Venezuelan Military and FARC

 On April 11th Ecuador will elect a new president in the midst of the worst economic crisis the country has experienced since its return to democratic rule in 1979. The Ecuadorian economy was devastated by COVID-19...

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The Changing Phase of China’s Lending Practices in Latin America

The Changing Phase of China’s Lending Practices in Latin America

The Changing Phase of China’s Lending Practices in Latin America

 It is plausible that 2020 marked an inflection point in China’s relationship with Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).  According to joint research between Boston University’s...

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Who is in Charge, The Haitian Government or the Criminal Gangs?

The Changing Phase of China’s Lending Practices in Latin America

The Changing Phase of China’s Lending Practices in Latin America

 Haiti has been rocked by protests for months.  Protesters have flooded the capital, Port-au-Prince, in demonstrations that have, at times, turned violent demanding...

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Previous reports - january 2021

After a Political Battle, an Uncertain Path Forward in Bolivia

After a Political Battle, an Uncertain Path Forward in Bolivia

After a Political Battle, an Uncertain Path Forward in Bolivia

 When Evo Morales was elected President in 2006, Bolivia began a new political era, one which it’s designers called “the Plurinational State.” 

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New Constitution: Chile’s Biggest Political Change in 30 years

After a Political Battle, an Uncertain Path Forward in Bolivia

After a Political Battle, an Uncertain Path Forward in Bolivia

 One year after massive street protests rocked the nation, Chileans held a plebiscite on October 25, to vote on whether to redraft its constitution...

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The Debt Problem of Sino-African Relations

 Over the past two decades, China gradually became Africa’s single largest lender, funneling close to $150 billion to the region.  

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China’s Shifting Digital Diplomacy in Latin America

 Cross-continental calamities have a way of accelerating ongoing technological disruptions, and the COVID-19 pandemic is no exception.  

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previous reports - OCTOBER 2020

The Perfect Storm in Peru

Peru is reeling on multiple fronts; first, the multi-pronged crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic is devastating both the economic and the public health sectors

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Will The Ortega regime survive the 2021 elections?

 When Nicaragua erupted into widespread protests in April 2018, the illusion of authoritarian stability offered by president Daniel Ortega was dispelled.  

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Fuel Scarcity Throws Venezuelan Border Regions Into Chaos

Fuel Scarcity Throws Venezuelan Border Regions Into Chaos

Fuel Scarcity Throws Venezuelan Border Regions Into Chaos

 After more than 11 weeks without gasoline, the Venezuelan border city of Táchira is finally receiving shipments of the Iranian fuel...

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The Eye of Huawei in Suriname

Fuel Scarcity Throws Venezuelan Border Regions Into Chaos

Fuel Scarcity Throws Venezuelan Border Regions Into Chaos

 Paramaribo, the capital and first smart city in Suriname, is raising questions about civil liberties and foreign espionage.  During the second weekend of September...

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PREVIOUS REPORTS - SEPTEMBER 2020

Colombian Armed Groups Sow Chaos Under Cover of Lockdown

Argentina - An Executive Office With an Imperfect Marriage

Argentina - An Executive Office With an Imperfect Marriage

Since President Ivan Duque declared a national quarantine in early March, various armed groups in Colombia have utilized the national lockdown to consolidate power...

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Argentina - An Executive Office With an Imperfect Marriage

Argentina - An Executive Office With an Imperfect Marriage

Argentina - An Executive Office With an Imperfect Marriage

A debt crisis is looming in Argentina. The monetary policies of Argentinian Vice President Cristina Kirchner have created serious macroeconomic imbalances...

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Bolivia Struggles With Two Deadly Crises

Bolivia Struggles With Two Deadly Crises

Bolivia Struggles With Two Deadly Crises

Bolivia finds itself grappling with a dual crises. Already hard hit by the pandemic as the number of Covid-19 cases skyrocket, the interim government ... 

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The Shadows of Nayib Bukele

Bolivia Struggles With Two Deadly Crises

Bolivia Struggles With Two Deadly Crises

On June 1, 2019, Nayib Bukele's ascended to the El Salvadorian presidency. He offered the promise of a young new leader who would break the partisanship...

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Previous Reports - June 2020

Covid-19 - The New Excuse for Authoritarian Control in Venezuela

Covid-19 - The New Excuse for Authoritarian Control in Venezuela

Covid-19 - The New Excuse for Authoritarian Control in Venezuela

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Maduro's Last Resource: "Blood Gold"

Covid-19 - The New Excuse for Authoritarian Control in Venezuela

Covid-19 - The New Excuse for Authoritarian Control in Venezuela

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Bolivia's Interim President: Serious Challenges and Challengers

Bolivia's Interim President: Serious Challenges and Challengers

Bolivia's Interim President: Serious Challenges and Challengers

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The Petro: A failed Bid to Save an Economy

Bolivia's Interim President: Serious Challenges and Challengers

Bolivia's Interim President: Serious Challenges and Challengers

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