Raúl Lotitto
Chávismo After Chávez
CARACAS – With the death of Hugo Chávez, Chávismo has lost its supremacy in Venezuela. It does not matter that so-called Chávistas still con…
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Rodrigo Pardo
Latin America Without Chávez
BOGOTÁ – Venezuela is poised to vote on a new president to replace the recently deceased Hugo Chávez. In the 14 years of his administration,…
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Roberto Guareschi
Pope Francis the Politician
BUENOS AIRES – Jorge Mario Bergoglio – not an Italian, not a European, but a Latin American from Argentina – has now been chosen as the supr…
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Roberto Laserna
Earth to Evo Morales
LA PAZ – “Mother Earth is not for sale,” the Bolivian representative told last year’s United Nations climate-change conference in Doha. But …
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Dante Caputo
Argentina’s Iranian Tango
BUENOS AIRES – A controversial agreement between Iran and Argentina to investigate jointly a terrorist attack against a Jewish organization …
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Jose L. Machinea
Is China Enough?
BUENOS AIRES ‒ For many countries in Latin America, demand from China has been essential to maintaining high GDP growth rates over the last …
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Eduardo L. Yeyati
Argentina’s Debt Conundrum
BUENOS AIRES – Argentina is in a quandary. Prior to its 2005 sovereign-debt exchange, its legislature enacted a “lock law,” which barred the…
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Juan Carlos Garzón Vergara
Latin America’s Adaptive Gangsters
BOGOTÁ – Many Latin American countries have made impressive gains in building state capacity and strengthening democracy in recent decades. …
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Jose M. Cadenas
A Leader is Born in Venezuela
CARACAS – The election that just gave Hugo Chávez his fourth term as president was about more than who would lead Venezuela. It was also a c…
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Rodrigo Pardo
Colombia’s Peace Gambit
BOGOTÁ – Two-thirds of Colombia’s population believes that the dialogue now taking place between the government of President Juan Manuel San…
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