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| After Chávez, a Chance to Rethink Relations With Cuba New York Times FOR most of our history, the United States assumed that its security was inextricably linked to a partnership with Latin America. This legacy dates from the Monroe Doctrine, articulated in 1823, through the Rio pact, the postwar treaty that pledged the …
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| Latin America leaders, US foes attend Chavez funeral GlobalPost Latin American leaders and US foes joined throngs of mourners at a state funeral for Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez on Friday, as the nation eyes life without him with the formal swearing-in of his political heir. Venezuela has given a lavish farewell to the …
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| The Chavez Legacy in Latin America PRI’s The World The Chavez Legacy in Latin America. By John Otis ⋅ March 7, 2013 ⋅ Post a comment. Tweet. An image of Venezuelan President Chavez is seen in the windows of state oil company PDVSA headquarters building in Caracasin February 2012. (Photo: …
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| Changing of the Guard in Latin America Huffington Post At this time, the landscape of Latin America was much different; thus, Chavez along with the Castro’s had to invest heavily into creating regional coalitions, such as ALBA, and export financial and medical aid throughout Latin America to help “inspire …
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| Hugo Chavez’s Death Leaves a Void in Latin America’s Left Fox News Latino For 14 years, Chávez cultivated a cult of personality and a loyal band of followers throughout Latin America due in equal to his fiery rhetoric and his generous oil subsidies. His death has left a dearth in the leadership of Latin America’s radical …
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| WhatRunsWhere expands network to Latin America BtoB Magazine “Latin America represents a vital, fast-growing market for global advertisers,” said Mike Cojanu, CEO of WhatRunsWhere, in a statement. “WhatRunsWhere can now deliver research to help marketers who want to either advertise in the region for the first …
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| Chavez was Latin America’s failed Robin Hood – The Globe and Mail He squandered an economic gift of almost $700-billion in extra oil revenue, and Venezuela has fallen behind its neighbours. www.theglobeandmail.com/ |
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| Latin America forever changed by the ‘big guy’ Hugo Chavez – NY … A smiling Hugo Chavez walked into the room in midtown Manhattan that day in September 2005. In town for the UN General Assembly, he’d agreed to … www.nydailynews.com/…/latin- |
