¿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: World Intellectual Property Organization) Most Latin American presidents brag about the supposedly great things they’re doing to spur innovation in their countries. Unfortunately, the latest statistics show they are not making much progress. According to recently released figures from the Geneva-based...
(Photo: Victor R. Caivano – AP) Here’s some good news from Latin America: Much of the region’s economy may recover sooner than expected. Indeed, less than a month after the International Monetary Fund and other international financial institutions predicted that the region’s economy will...
(Photo: Ramon Espinosa – AP) The powerful images of a Carnival cruise ship arriving in Cuba this week — the first arrival of a U.S. cruise liner on the island in more than 50 years — may go down in history as the symbol of the failure of the 1959 Cuban Revolution. Many young people […]
(Photo: Darron Cummings – AP) Judging from the latest primary results and new polls that have just come out, I have a growing feeling that Latinos will save America from Donald Trump. There is little question following the April 26 primary elections in Pennsylvania and four other states that Trump...
(Photo: Eraldo Peres – AP) Amid growing chances that Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff will be thrown out of office by congressional impeachment, it’s time to take a close look at her likely successor, Michel Temer, the man whom many call “Brazil’s Frank Underwood.” Critics say that much...
(Photo: Michael Dwyer – AP) The first point that Republican hopeful Donald Trump made in his victory speech after winning the April 19 primary in New York was that, as president, he would no longer allow U.S. jobs to be “sucked out” by Mexico. Obviously, Mexico-bashing still works for him. The big question...
(Photo: Ariana Cubillos – AP) A recent International Monetary Fund report that Venezuela will reach a 720 percent inflation rate this year — the highest in the world — has drawn a lot of media attention, but what I heard from a senior IMF economist this week was even more dramatic. Robert K. Rennhack,...
(Photo: Dresling Jens – AP) Panama Papers, a massive leak of 11.5 million documents from a Panamanian law firm that expose the ultimate owners of thousands of shell companies, have drawn a lot of public attention in recent weeks, but I’m just as intrigued by the lesser-known Bogota Papers. The Bogota...
When I asked U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in an interview whether Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro has staged a de facto coup by refusing to accept his country’s opposition-controlled National Assembly’s laws, he refused to take the bait. Kerry said, “I don’t characterize it. I don’t...
(Photo: Karel Navarro Pando – Bloomberg) Here’s what’s most remarkable about Peru’s April 10 first-round election, which will result in a June 5 runoff vote between Keiko Fujimori and Pedro Pablo Kuczynski: Nearly 80 percent of the people voted against a Venezuelan-like leftist-populist model....
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