7335 COHA Report, A Nation in Uproar: Salvadorans Condemn Funes’ Record of Broken Promises

A Nation in Uproar: Salvadorans Condemn Funes’ Record of Broken Promises Protesters took the Salvadoran nation by storm last week … Más

7317 COHA Report, Helms-Burton: Resurrecting the Iron Curtain

Helms-Burton: Resurrecting the Iron Curtain On March 12, 1996, the United States Congress passed one of the most regressive and … Más

7296 COHA Report, Controversy in the Amazon: Brazil Ignores the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights at Potentially Great Cost

Controversy in the Amazon: Brazil Ignores the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights at Potentially Great Cost In early April, Brazil … Más

7293 COHA Report, Uruguay: A Bitter Lesson in Forgiving

Uruguay: A Bitter Lesson in Forgiving Minutes before an initiative that would annul Articles 1, 3, and 4 of … Más

7292 COHA Report, From Haiti to the Dominican Republic and Back

From Haiti to the Dominican Republic and Back On the island of Hispaniola, Haiti’s next-door neighbor is the much more … Más

7281 COHA Report, Peru turns left Humala Narrowly Edges out Fujimori

Peru Turns Left Humala Narrowly Edges out Fujimori Yesterday on June 5, 2011, Peruvians home and abroad turned out for … Más

7257 COHA Report, Costa Rica: An Army-Less Nation in a Problem-Prone Region

Costa Rica: An Army-Less Nation in a Problem-Prone Region The Central American nation of Costa Rica is one of the … Más

7252 COHA Report, The Quito Cables: How the U.S. Projects Power Abroad

The Quito Cables: How the U.S. Projects Power Abroad Recently, the U.S. has been doing its utmost to steer political … Más

7222 COHA Report, Zelaya to Honduras; Honduras to the OAS

Zelaya to Honduras; Honduras to the OAS On May 22nd, Honduran President Porfirio Lobo and former President Manuel Zelaya signed … Más

7209 COHA Report, COHA Memorandum: ‘Death Squads’ Target Salvadoran Journalists

COHA Memorandum: ‘Death Squads’ Target Salvadoran Journalists Death threats targeting journalists were distressingly common during the tumultuous Salvadoran Civil War … Más