Ecuador

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Ecuador, Ecuador, elections, History, human rights, International Law, Nicaragua, Venezuela November 25, 2015

President-elect Maurício Macri: Democracy in Latin America gets a boost from Argentina

With the election of Marício Macri in Argentina, defeating the candidate of the ruling party of Cristina Kirchner, a strong new voice for democracy throughout…

Argentina, Barack Obama, Cuba, Ecuador, Ecuador, Honduras, Latin America, Nicaragua, Russia, sanctions, U.S. Congress, United States, Venezuela, Venezuela

U.S. and Cuba move toward normalization, including diplomatic relations and lifting of sanctions

Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Crimes Against Humanity, Czechoslovakia, Deutschland, Ecuador, elections, extraordinary rendition, Mossad, Nuclear Proliferation, Serbia, Sudan, U.N. Charter, U.S. Intervention, United Nations Secretary General

Not indexed by Google: Trenchant Observer article with text of Security Council Resolution 2118; the unregulated power of a totalitarian instrument of thought control (updated November 27, 2013

Barack Obama, China, CIA, Ecuador, Intelligence, Russia, State Department Legal Adviser, United States

Intelligence Matters: Not good at chess—the U.S. pursuit of Snowden pushes him inevitably into KGB’s arms

Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Dictatorship, Dimming Vision of World Affairs, Ecuador, foreign correspondents, foreign news coverage, human rights, human rights reports, Latin America, Nicaragua, South America, State Department, State Department Human Rights Country Reports, U.S. news coverage, United States, Venezuela, Yemen

New authoritarian states in Latin America seek to weaken regional human rights commission and court; Venezuela gives notice of withdrawal from Inter-American Court of Human Rights