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
Crecen los rumores de un ataque a Venezuela
El lado bueno de la derrota de Javier Milei
La ofensiva de Trump en las costas de Venezuela
¿Invadirá la fuerza naval de Trump a Venezuela?
El alocado encarecimiento de las visas a Estados Unidos
El batallón de Trump contra los inmigrantes
¿Atacará Trump a los carteles de la droga en México?
La medida de Trump que alarma a los inversores
Bolivia está girando a la derecha, tras 20 años de izquierda
El peligroso plan de Trump sobre la IA
El favor de Trump a los dictadores de Cuba y Venezuela
(Photo: Andrew Harnik – AP) There is a lot of excitement about President Barack Obama’s lifting of key U.S. sanctions on Cuba, but allow me a word of caution: the current U.S. love affair with the island is likely to wane after the U.S. November elections, no matter who becomes the next U.S....
(Photo: Michel Euler – AP) The headlines from last week’s World Economic Forum meeting attended by 40 heads of government in Davos, Switzerland, focused on Islamic State terrorism, collapsing oil prices and Europe’s refugee crisis. But what I found most interesting — and under-reported — was the group’s...
(Photo: Rodrigo Abd – AP) There was a lot of despair in Latin America about a new International Monetary Fund forecast showing that the region’s economy will shrink by 0.3 percent in 2016, but that’s something that could be reversed relatively soon. What’s much more alarming is a separate...
(Photo: Susana Gonzalez – Bloomberg) In recent days, I interviewed the heads of the Latin American departments of the three main international institutions that track the region’s economy, and what they said threw me into a temporary state of depression. All three of them — the head of the Latin...
(Photo: Victor R. Caivano AP) After spending a week in Argentina, I concluded that there are six reasons why President Mauricio Macri — who took office a month ago after 12 years of radical populist governments — is off to a very good start. First, Macri’s center-right government has freed currency...
(Photo: Christophe Ena AP) When people ask me what was the most important news of 2015, my answer is that — aside from the global rise of Islamic State terrorism — it was several things that in some cases barely made headlines. Here they go: ▪ First, the recently signed Paris climate accord, which...
(Photo: Alejandro Cegarra McClatchy) Latin America’s exports fell for the third year in a row in 2015, drawing new attention to a problem that explains much of the region’s economic problems: lack of export diversification. This year, exports from the region fell by 14 percent, mainly because of the steep...
(Photo: Victor R. Caivano AP) President Barack Obama has never been terribly interested in Latin America, but the new political winds in Argentina, Venezuela and the latest events in Brazil offer him a golden opportunity to improve U.S. relations with the region. Last week’s inauguration of center-right...
(Photo: Ariana Cubillos AP) Based on his past behavior, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is likely to try several dirty tricks — including buying off legislators and using the judiciary to curtail legislative powers — to weaken the opposition supermajority in the newly elected National Assembly....
(Photo: Federico Parra AFP/Getty Images) Judging from Venezuela’s leftist regime’s past behavior, its reaction to a likely defeat in Sunday’s crucial legislative elections may be to stage a slow-motion post-election coup once international attention shifts away from the country in coming weeks....
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