Photo by Aibek Skakov Alex Cooley and I have an article in the most recent issue of Foreign Affairs about U.S. foreign policy, Trump 2.0, and international order. The anchoring.
Well now, this is interesting: A Florida court has ordered Chiquita Brands International to pay $38m to the families of eight Colombian men murdered by a paramilitary death squad, after.
In this case, I am talking about Colombia, not the U.S. or Europe, but this is a good object lesson for the type of liberal or technocratic centrist (there can.
It's long been stated that one problem with the Chavez regime in Venezuela--or really many socialist regimes around the world--is that you can sustain the revolution in a global commodities.
There's an awful lot going on in Latin America right now. I don't really know what to believe about the anti-government protests in Cuba, largely because there's no one you.
I don't really know where this is from, but this is a 2 minute clip on yellow fever prevention in Colombia, sometime in the 70s. Spray those chemicals! It's an.
Great news out of Colombia, where the government and the FARC have finally come to an agreement to call a cease fire in the 50-year civil war, a cease fire.
I have every reason to believe this Jacobin discussion of Colombia's right-wing paramilitaries is true. But I really, really struggle with articles that claim the FARC as representing anything like.
