Venezuela: no a un golpe. sí, a la desobediencia civil militar
Parecía haber consenso en cuanto a que Venezuela es un narco estado y una dictadura que nunca estará dispuesta a renunciar al poder por vías legales.
Articles and opinion columns by Latin American analysts who take an unwavering stand for freedom, including members and directors of the IID.
Venezuela: No to a Coup. Yes, to Military Civil Disobedience
There seems to be a consensus that Venezuela is a narco-state with a dictatorship that will never be willing to give up power.
Contemporary Cuba Through Yoani Sanchez’s Eyes
Former Venezuela Presidential Chief of Staff Beatrice Rangel talks with Cuban dissident Yoani Sanchez on the changes Cuba is experiencing in the wake of the departure of the Castros from full control.
More concrete actions against Venezuela’s dictatorship
Democratic governments have the legal means to act by taking more concrete actions and end the danger Nicolas Maduro’s dictatorship represents.
Más acciones concretas contra la dictadura de Venezuela
La única manera de cesar los crímenes de la dictadura es acabar con la dictadura misma.
Why Israelis Succeed and Arabs Fail
“What’s the reason for the remarkable difference between the failure of the Arabs and the social and political success of Israel?”
Por qué triunfan los israelíes y fracasan los árabes
Lo que hoy existen son dos facciones enemigas que se entrematan frecuentemente: la Franja de Gaza, dominada por Hamas, y la Autoridad Nacional Palestina, cuya capital es Ramala, controlada por Al Fatah.
The cleverness of Daniel Ortega
There is no sense in stubbornly staying in a devalued power that demands to keep on killing people.
In Colombia, the Wolf is Here!
Former Venezuela Presidential Chief of Staff Beatrice Rangel takes us through the drama of a post-Peace Process-yet-still-drug-trafficking-FARC and what it means for the region and the rule of law.
People unmask organized crime’s dictatorship in Nicaragua
Amongst Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Nicaragua, the four states that still remain under the control of Organized Crime’s dictatorships, Nicaragua appeared to be the most stable or controlled.