Latin American Program Staff in the Media
We are pleased to share with you a list of media outlets in which Latin American Program staff members have been featured recently.
We are pleased to share with you a list of media outlets in which Latin American Program staff members have been featured recently.
Elections in Colombia, Cynthia J. Arnson
Patrick Markey, "Colombia vote pits Uribe ally against ex-mayor," Reuters, May 30, 2010
Simon Romero, "Ex-Defense Chief Leads in Colombia," New York Times, May 30, 2010
Sibylla Brodzinsky, "Uribe ally dominates vote," Miami Herald, May 30, 2010
Ex-defense head leads in Colombia election," UPI, May 31, 2010
Oliver Stone's South of the Border: A Debate at the American Film Institute,
Cynthia J. Arnson
http://csis.org/blog/changing-paradigms-latin-america-oliver-stone%E2%80%99s-south-border
http://www.hnn.us/articles/128444.html
http://www.cinematical.com/2010/06/25/silverdocs-review-south-of-the-border/
http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/07/06/the-cold-war-is-over-long-live-the-cold-war/
http://dissidentvoice.org/2010/07/some-thoughts-on-patriotism-2/
Latin America- General
Venezuela-Colombia Dispute, Cynthia J. Arnson
Latin America shifting away from U.S. dependence, Cynthia J. Arnson
"The Rise of Religion in Latin America," José Raúl Perales
Paulo Sotero
"Sondeo: 70% brasileños ven positivo mujer en presidencia," AP, September 22, 2010
"Scandal Puts Bumps in Path of Brazil's Leader Protégée," The New York Times, September 20, 2010
"Brazil will look to Gulf after polls," The National, September 18, 2010
"Aumenta rejeição ao governo de Barack Obama," Globo News Painel, August 28, 2010
Insider: U.S-Brazil trade relations strained, Reuters, August 5, 2010
Exclusive - Fight between U.S. and Brazil threatens trade, Reuters, August 5, 2010
"Iran deal seen as spot on Brazilian leader's legacy," The New York Times, May 24, 2010
Lula's visit to Tehran, BBC Radio 4, May 14, 2010
Elections in Mexico, Andrew Selee
Mexico's PRI May Gain in Vote, With Eye on Presidency
Mexican Democracy, Even Under Siege
Two parties claim victory in Mexico elections after campaign marred by violence
Mexico elections: Voters send mixed messages
No clear overall victor emerges from Mexico's gubernatorial elections
News Analysis - Even Under Siege, Mexico's Democracy Endures
Drug violence mars Mexico election
Politics, Andrew Selee
Molestan a Mexico Palabras de Clinton
Asegura Hilary Clinton que Mexico se Parece Cada Vez Mas a Colombia
Mexico se Parece Cada Vez Mas a Colombia: Hilary Clinton
Bicentennial, Andrew Selee
Mexico Bicentennial Falls Short on Fervor
Troubles Dim Mexico's Bicentennial
Mexico's Bicentennial No Cause for Celebration for Many Citizens
Security, Eric Olson
Plan Mérida no mide resultados
Plan Mérida: México recibe lo que pide
Atribuyen tácticas terroristas a carteles
Rights Group Claims Mexican Military Abuse
Mexico- General
Arms Seized from Mexican Gangs come from US: Report
Política Comercial y TLCAN en México (1994-2008)
Three kidnapped journalists released
Narcotráfico: una introducción
Study: Vast Majority of Arms Seized from Mexican Cartels Come from U.S.
Mexico's Gun Traffic: The U.S. is a Reliable Source
U.S. DC: Editorial: Mexico's Gun Traffic
United States is Supplier of Drug Cartel Weapons
200 Years After its Birth, Mexico Maintains Complicated Relationship with U.S.
Mexican Independence Day Celebration Dampened by Concerns About Gun Violence
Rhetoric Aside, U.S. Can Help Mexico
Bid to Stem Flow of Weapons to Mexico Misfires
UA Leads Study on Border Migration, Violence, Security
Migration
Niegan que paisanos generen inseguridad
Urgen a Crear Politicas Publicas que den Mejores Condiciones de Vida a Migrantes
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