8143 COHA Report, Rafael Correa Remains the Strongest Leader in Ecuador, but his Influence is Waning

Rafael Correa Remains the Strongest Leader in Ecuador, but his Influence is Waning In the next twenty months, Rafael Correa’s … Más

8187 COHA Report, When Will Washington Learn? Alternative Drug Policies Needed to Prevent Violence

When Will Washington Learn? Alternative Drug Policies Needed to Prevent Violence Distressingly, the United States has long ignored its role … Más

Forced Disappearances in Colombia August 30, 2011 marked the International Day of Forced Disappearances, which in Colombia was an opportunity … Más

«A Shepherd Must Tend His Flock”: Examining the Complications between Cartels and Catholicism In the 1970s, grassroots movements seeking to … Más

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Wins Re-election by a Landslide On October 23, 2011, Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was … Más

The Rise of Femicide and Women in Drug Trafficking While men have predominantly run drug trafficking organizations (DTOs), women have … Más

El Gobierno calla mientras más periodistas mueren en Honduras Desde siempre, pero con una inusitada agresividad desde 2010, la libertad … Más

Leta Restavek: The Suppression of Democracy in Haiti In a unanimous resolution, the United Nations (U.N.) Security Council decided on … Más

Free Trade’s Not So Free: The Panamanian Case Eight years after Panama’s original free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations were carried … Más

The Wait Is Over: Congress Awards Free Trade Agreements, Ignoring Workers’ Plight As COHA previously reported, the free trade agreements … Más