Juan Gabriel Tokatlian is Professor of International Relations at the Universidad de Di Tella, Argentina.
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Juan Gabriel Tokatlian
Commentaries by Juan Gabriel Tokatlian
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Beating the Drug-War Addiction
BUENOS AIRES – In January, US President Barack Obama nominated Marine Corps Lieutenant General John F. Kelly to head the United States South…
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Post-Uribe Colombia
BUENOS AIRES – Colombia’s presidential election at the end of May will be unique in many ways. Álvaro Uribe’s plans for a third term were da…
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Latin America’s Military Factor
BUENOS AIRES – In 2009, Latin America scored an unrecognized achievement: the global economic crisis did not affect the continent as dramat…
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The Caesar Temptation
BUENOS AIRES – On June 28 a coup deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, ending his attempt to hold a referendum that would permit his re-…
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The End of the Monroe Doctrine
The Monroe Doctrine – which in 1823 proclaimed all of Latin America to be a zone of exclusive American interest – is withering away. Globali…
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Healing Bolivia
BUENOS AIRES – Since the mid-19th century, Latin America has suffered fewer inter-state wars and undergone less state creation than any othe…
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Militarizing the Andes
While the world’s attention is riveted on Iraq, the Colombia Plan, developed by the United States to fight drugs and left-wing guerrillas in…
