The World in Focus | Analysis column President Donald Trump has informed the public of historic trade agreements reached with Argentina, El Salvador, Ecuador, and Guatemala, which allow “unprecedented access to the markets of
The World in Focus | Analysis column The acts of aggression and interference in the Western Hemisphere since Donald Trump took office in January this year aim to destroy the sovereignty of countries in
El mundo en foco | columna de análisis Donald Trump had a terrible week. On Nov. 5, his party suffered a crushing defeat in state and local elections in six states, revealing the loss
The World in Focus | Analysis column On Oct. 10, Dina Boluarte was removed from the presidency for “permanent moral incapacity”, a legal concept found in Article 113 of the Peruvian Constitution that serves
El mundo en foco | Columna de análisis As Donald Trump’s administration takes blatant interventionist stance in our region, the governor of Rio de Janeiro, Claudio Castro, a member of Jair Bolsonaro’s Liberal Party,
The world in focus | Analysis column President Donald Trump’s megalo-maniacal and warmongering spirit in foreign and domestic politics was on full display at two important events recently– his speech at the
The World in Focus | Analysis column On Aug. 20 audio recordings came out in which Diego Spagnuolo, then-director of the National Disability Agency (ANDIS), discusses a bribery scheme involving the ANDIS government purchase
The World in Focus | Analysis column Thirty-five years after the US authorities officially launched the ten liberal principles that were to govern the global economy, set out in the Washington Consensus, President Trump
The World in Focus | Analysis column The US government’s interference in the administration of justice in countries such as Brazil and Argentina has spread to Colombia. On July 28, former President
The World in Focus | Analysis column A week after Israel launched attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, key military infrastructure, and residential buildings—killing senior officers, nuclear scientists, and civilians—the world is on