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:: Newsweek
Gratitude for Arizona
10/05/2010
JORGE G. CASTAÑEDA.- Immigration has returned to center stage in the U.S. for wrong but not un-reasonable motives. The S.B. 1070 signed by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer in April has set off an explosion of condemnations, justifications, and demonstrations.
The End May Be Near
Newsweek
16/04/2010
JORGE G. CASTAÑEDA.- Since 1959, fortunes have been lost betting on the end of the Cuban revolution. Countless books, essays, articles, statements, and resolutions have predicted the fall of Fidel Ca...
A Paralyzed Democracy
Newsweek
12/02/2010
JORGE G. CASTAÑEDA.- Mexico's 2012 presidential election gets underway, a national conversation has finally begun on the country's future. Thanks in part to the recently published book A Future for M...
The Honduras Trap
Newsweek
05/12/2009
JORGE G. CASTAÑEDA.- From the very beginning of the Honduran crisis, back in June of this year, many observers remarked that Washington, as well as most Latin American governments, the Organization o...
Chile's Big Surprise
Newsweek
06/11/2009
JORGE G. CASTAÑEDA.- Latin America has seen independent candidates run for office before. They have won in countries like Peru, with Alberto Fujimori and then Alejandro Toledo, and Colombia, with Ã...
Divide and Conquer
Newsweek
03/10/2009
There is little question that in the field of foreign policy, Latin America is far from being a priority for the Obama administration. Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan are more pressing. The problem is...
Backed Into a Corner
Newsweek
25/09/2009
Rarely has there been such a show of unanimity in Latin America. Last week, in response to a new agreement between Washington and Bogotá that grants U.S. access to seven military bases in Colombia, a...
Moving Ahead in Honduras
Newsweek
01/08/2009
More than a month has passed since the coup that removed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya from office, and still today no one can predict how and when, let alone if, the crisis will be resolved. While...
Where Cuba Doesn’t Belong
Newsweek
30/05/2009
In 1962, at a special meeting of the Organization of American States, the Uruguayan resort of Punta del Este became famous for something more than just luxury condos, restaurants and hotels, and cater...
Mexico in the Crossfire - News Special
Arts Project Syndicate
07/04/2009
The Plot Against The Castros
Newsweek
14/03/2009
For years, two tidbits of conventional wisdom have dominated debates among Cubanologists (a tropical subspecies of former Kremlinologists). First, that Deputy Prime Minister and economic czar Carlos L...
Why Chávez May Outlast Us All
Newsweek
21/02/2009
Venezuela's Hugo Chávez finally emerged from his electoral slump. After mediocre results in municipal and state governors' elections late last year, and a scathing defeat in a constitutional referend...
The Danger Across the Border
Newsweek
24/01/2009
From the magazine issue dated Feb 2, 2009 Over the past several weeks Mexicans have become obsessed with what they believe is an American obsession that Mexico has become or could be on the way to bec...
Latin America’s Deafening Silence
Newsweek
08/12/2008
To the myriad foreign challenges Barack Obama will have to confront upon taking office we may have to add a complex conundrum next door in Latin America. On three fronts that have posed serious proble...
The Silly Ideas of the South
Newsweek
27/10/2008
Over the past few weeks, some silly ideas have circulated on the impact of the financial crisis on Latin America. The most dangerous was that Latin America would be largely impervious to a debacle tha...
Overthrowing Pinochet
Newsweek
22/09/2008
Chileans have a lot on their minds these days. Last week they recalled, regretted or celebrated the 35th anniversary of the Sept. 11 military coup that overthrew their democratically elected Socialist...
United Nations: A Bitter Defeat for Chávez
Newsweek
06/09/2008
Three things are clear regarding Venezuela's campaign to land a seat on the United Nations Security Council. First and foremost, flamboyant President Hugo Chávez has lost: after dropping 34 out of 35...
Mexico in the Crossfire - News Special
The Plot Against The Castros
Why Chávez May Outlast Us All
The Danger Across the Border
Latin America’s Deafening Silence
The Silly Ideas of the South
Overthrowing Pinochet
United Nations: A Bitter Defeat for Chávez
Russian Moves in the Americas
Between Hanoi And Havana
A Bunch Of Crooks On The Run
Ending The Cuban Exception
Ending The Cuban Exception
A ‘Cinnamon-Skinned’ President
Attempted Theft
Nerves
There Goes the Neighborhood
Mexico Goes to War
The Moment of Truth
In Search of Calderón
Chávez Lives Castro's Dream
A Blessedly Boring Year
Hugo Faces His Toughest Test
Latin America's New Proxy War
What Else Ends With Castro
The World's Toughest Job
No Need for Soul-Searching
Mexico's Sinking Front Runner
Why Chile Really Matters
Time to Step Up to the Plate
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