¿Quién está gobernando en Venezuela?
Trump apostó por el “madurismo sin Maduro”
La obsesión de Trump por la inmortalidad
¿Guerra contra las drogas o teatro político?
Los 3 mitos sobre Trump, María Corina Machado y Venezuela
¿Son los inmigrantes unos ‘invasores extranjeros’, como dice Trump?
Videitos vs. libros: la batalla por nuestra mente
Un plan de salida para Nicolás Maduro
Estados Unidos, ¿más cerca de un ataque a Venezuela?
Los votantes latinos le dieron la espalda a Trump
Las elecciones de Nueva York, un regalo para Trump
El plan de Trump en Venezuela, ¿”Madurismo sin Maduro”?
La vergonzosa ayuda de México a Cuba
Los chatbots, ¿fábricas de noticias falsas?
Giro a la derecha en América Latina
¿Hay libertad de expresión en Estados Unidos?
¿El fin de los maestros? Las escuelas que enseñan con IA
El turismo a Cuba se desploma entre apagones y protestas
(Photo: Ramon Espinosa – AP) What irony! Cuban President Gen. Raúl Castro has been applauded by world leaders for his mediation in Colombia’s peace talks, but he steadfastly continues refusing to hold peace talks with his own country’s internal opposition. The irony of Castro’s mediation...
(Photo: David Paul Morris – Bloomberg) I learned in journalism school that what you see often is more important than what you hear, so I decided to turn off the television volume during much of the Republican National Convention that proclaimed Donald Trump as the Republican’s presidential...
(Photo: Desmond Boylan – AP) On the first anniversary since Cuba re-opened its embassy in Washington, D.C., one thing is clear: the re-establishment of U.S.-Cuban diplomatic ties — which I have cautiously supported in this column — has not helped improve by one iota Cuba’s human rights situation....
(Photo: Lauren Hurley – AP) After several decades of covering Latin American affairs, I’m pretty used to seeing developing countries that are deeply divided over where they should fit in the global scene. But I never thought I would see one of the world’s most developed countries as split...
(Photo: Rich Pedroncelli – AP) One of Donald Trump’s most misleading campaign themes is that Mexico is stealing U.S. jobs, and that Washington should re-negotiate or scrap its free trade deal with Mexico to prevent even larger job losses. In reality, what’s threatening U.S. jobs isn’t Mexico,...
(Photo: Patrick Semansky – AP) Here’s what Hillary Clinton should fear the most about the upcoming U.S. elections: a terrorist attack like the recent Orlando massacre shortly before the Nov. 8 election, which could sway the vote in Donald Trump’s favor. Granted, the latest Fox News poll...
(Photo: Jasper Juinen – Bloomberg) Britain’s June 23 vote to leave the European Union (EU) will have economic ripple effects that will hurt Latin America, but its potential political impact could be much more dangerous. Let’s start with the economic consequences of the Brexit, as Britain’s...
(Photo: Ramon Espinosa – AP) Colombia’s peace agreement with the FARC guerrillas has been almost universally hailed as a historic event that will bring about all kinds of goods things, but I’m afraid that the deal has been vastly oversold, and has turned Colombia into a one-issue country...
(Photo: Martin Mejia – AP) Peru’s pro-business President-elect Pedro Pablo Kuczynski won his country’s elections by a hair with the last-minute help of a leftist party, but — judging from what he told me in an interview — he won’t budge on his criticism of Venezuela and other repressive...
(Photo: Fabio Frustaci – AP) Pope Francis is very popular around the world, but there are growing signs that his popularity is dwindling in his own country, Argentina. And there are good reasons for it. When former archbishop of the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires Jorge Bergoglio was chosen pope...
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