Articles and opinion columns by Latin American analysts who take an unwavering stand for freedom, including members and directors of the IID.
Para qué tener una Institución cuyo objetivo es la defensa de la Patria, de la integridad nacional, de la seguridad y el servicio al pueblo del que forman parte… ¿si cuando tienen que cumplir sus funciones no lo hacen, o peor, apoyan, sirven y se integran al opresor, al criminal, al que somete al soberano?
El Tribunal Supremo de Justicia venezolano condenó a 18 años de cárcel a Nicolás Maduro. Magnífico.
The dictatorship has promoted national division, has eliminated the Republic, exacerbates presidentialism and uses centralism as a means of oppression and blackmail.
Al cumplir 193 años de la declaración de independencia de Bolivia, los bolivianos saben que el país está sometido a dictadura y se movilizan para recuperar la democracia
Domingo 26 de Agosto, 2018
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Among the dangers for the Americas are; narcotics’ trafficking, terrorism, organized crime and the people’s insecurity, that are precisely the activities that Castroist Chavist regimes from Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Bolivia promote, manage, and utilize to keep themselves indefinitely in power.
The recent visit of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis to Latin America could have the potential of being a turning point after decades of neglect and failed policies in the region. In order to strengthen our relations, Secretary Mattis visited Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Colombia, all of which are crucially important in the Western Hemisphere
Rusia está armando al ejército nicaragüense, especialmente desde 2015. De hecho, Rusia ha estado suministrando armamento sofisticado a Nicaragua que, según informes, ha incluido tanques T-72, barcos de guerra, aviones de combate y poderosas bombas.
“Not all regulation is bad,” writes former Venezuela Presidential Chief of Staff Beatrice Rangel. “Particularly when it triggers innovation. Wisdom lays in valuing the difference between the grass and the flowers.
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