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Articles
Fernández’s March 1 speech before the Legislative Assembly
(The Global Americans) The general formula of establishing good and strong institutions to serve the public are the inspiration of democratic norms. But there is still a long way ahead to discover what will work for Alberto Fernández and what shape his democratic policies will take.
By Sabrina Ajmechet
@ajmechet
March 10, 2020
The new Uruguayan government and the regional defense of democracy
From the perspective of the commitment to human rights, the decision of the new Uruguayan authorities -that will assume office next March 1- to not include the region’s autocrats in the swearing in ceremony is consistent with their values. It speaks badly of an exemplary democracy to give “equal treatment and respect” to leaders in other countries that were not elected through free, fair and competitive elections.
By Gabriel C. Salvia
@GabrielSalvia
March 5, 2020
Institutional
 
CADAL team celebrated the organization’s 17 anniversary
The Center for the Opening and Development of Latin America (CADAL) team participated in an informal gathering to celebrate the organization’s 17th. birthday. The 20 participants included members of the board, executive committee and staff, as well as associate researchers and international interns. On March 10th. CADAL will organize a conference on “Human Rights challenges in Latin America”, in the framework of its 17th. anniversary.
February 26, 2020
Cuba: alert from Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arbitrary detention and the increasing attacks against freedom of artistic expression
March 11, 2020
 
Paving a new Paraguay?
For most Paraguayans, however, the Chaco remains as foreign as another country, and the Bioceanic Corridor an afterthought in daily Asunción politics. Corruption and inequality are the concerns of the day, and it is Brazil, rather than the Chaco or Bolivia, that figures most prominently in Paraguayan regional affairs.
By Greg Ross
The Global Americans (USA)
March 6, 2020
Sybil Rhodes
Carlos Fara
Bernabé García Hamilton
Tristán Rodríguez Loredo
Gabriel C. Salvia
Marisa Di Vitto
Brian Schapira
Diana Arévalo
José Montaldo
Elena Newkirk
María Victoria Maineri
Stephanía Román
Sergio Casais
Melina López
Paula Loreti
Victoria Ariagno
Alejandro Di Franco
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