I'm sure the KGB would like to take credit for liberation theology, planning the world's rebellions against capitalist exploitation from the Kremlin, but no one should take the claim of.
Victor Paz Thomas Field's new book on the Alliance for Progress in Bolivia demonstrates just how comfortable America's Cold War foreign policy establishment was with dictatorship as its preferred method.
Today is the anniversary of the Monroe Doctrine. We should celebrate since this was never ever never ever never used by the United States for imperialistic ventures in Latin America.
I guess we shouldn't be surprised that Fox News hosts wouldn't know the difference between Mexico and Nicaragua and probably assumes they all wear sombreros and take siestas.
During the discussion around my piece calling for international safety standards at the workplace with real enforcement teeth that could implicate American corporations subcontracting with unscrupulous employers, a reader suggested.
A typically subtle Venezuelan state animation showing Hugo Chavez in heaven met by his revolutionary ancestors: The group includes Cuban Revolution leader Che Guevara, Latin American liberator Simón Bolívar, Argentine.
I'm glad that the entirety of tonight's foreign debate led to one single mention of a Latin American nation. Cuba of course. I heard Fidel Castro may have risen off.
Colin asks a good question about the so-called Latin American "left." One of the biggest problems here is that, simply put, I don’t buy characterizations of people like Correa, Chavez,.
