Washington, DC – The Inter-American Dialogue is pleased to announce the appointment of Antonia Urrejola and Luis A. Rivas as senior fellows who will contribute expertise in the areas of democratic governance, feminist foreign policy, as well as financial and economic inclusion.
Providing legal permanent residency for Salvadorans with TPS is a logical, humane and politically important step for the United States and the US Congress
The Inter-American Dialogue, a leading DC-based think tank for Latin America and the Caribbean, has opened a new office in Guatemala, expanding its physical presence in the region.
[Nicaragua] went from a political crisis of struggling for democratization, and to dismantle the clientelist scaffolding, to a regime with a tropicalized Taliban-style radicalization, underpinned by a criminalization of democracy, state capture, fear of violence, international isolation, and post-truth.
Es un autoaislamiento táctico alineado con estados agresores y su sostenimiento ha sido accidental: endeudamiento y remesas. Ambos suman el 35 por ciento del ingreso nacional [de Nicaragua], más un comercio exterior que no afecta a los capitales transnacionales.
Los últimos años han sido un período muy importante para las remesas en América Latina y el Caribe, en cuanto al peso económico que representa para las economías nacionales. Ha sido un tercer año consecutivo en el que el peso económico de este flujo de dinero ha sido bastante significativo.
Penalizar a los miembros de las fuerzas armadas [de Nicaragua], así como a las entidades que apoyan su modus vivendi, como el fondo de pensiones de las fuerzas armadas, es una medida clave de rendición de cuentas.
To Ortega, the relationship with China is akin to Castro's ties to the Soviet Union in the 1960s. Unfortunately for Ortega, times have changed, and China [is hanging by a thread] when it comes to unnecessarily provok[ing] the United States over a country like Nicaragua.
What the Nicaraguan government is doing is a form of indirect aggression against the US. It's a complicated issue because everyone has the right [to] free movement.
[Ortega's government was facilitating] the business of a network of international air services [so that migrants] can reach the border with Mexico and the United States faster.