Explaining and Predicting Ecuador’s Security Crisis
As the violence spirals out of control, we analyze the implications for Ecuador, its government, and narco-trafficking across the region.
As the violence spirals out of control, we analyze the implications for Ecuador, its government, and narco-trafficking across the region.
Experts predict the Yucatan is 15 years away from experiencing a water crisis. These predictions do not account for the Maya Train.
The projections of all international organizations and private analysts indicate that Latin America’s economy will only partially recover in 2021. As economic growth during the quinquennium prior to the current crisis was close to zero, the region is immersed in a new lost decade.
The beginning of 2021 has brought with it a deepening of the health, economic, and social crises in Brazil. With the 2022 elections on the horizon, political players consider several approaches to lift Brazil from crisis.
This will be a long summer for Haiti. Three baskets of overlapping crisis points, if merged, will lead to the proverbial “perfect storm.”
With the electoral crisis nearing its end, things appeared to be heading in the right direction for Guyana. But recent statements from the APNU+AFC coalition put the entire process at risk.
As Latin America becomes the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Brazil the country with the highest number of cases, Uruguay has managed to avoid the record breaking surge.
As the year comes to an end, the demise of social order in Venezuela is the chronicle of a foretold death. Though 2016 began with high expectations of a peaceful change in government, neither the Maduro administration nor the opposition have shown the courage and leadership needed to find common ground and to pull the country out of the deep hole it finds itself in. Unfortunately for Venezuelans, who are deeply suffering from the economic, social and political chaos, they have little to look forward to in 2017.
En medio de una crisis política y un conflicto institucional sin precedentes en Venezuela lo que más preocupa al venezolano de a pie es la comida. Una cosa ha terminado estando a atada a la otra. Sin cambios políticos no habrá recuperación económica en Venezuela, y sin ésta no habrá de nuevo acceso a los alimentos.
Estamos en medio de lo que es la más severa crisis, dicen mis amigos historiadores, desde el siglo XIX venezolano. Esta crisis es una herencia directa del chavismo, como modelo político, económico y social. Padecemos las consecuencias de un proyecto fracasado. Se trató de una revolución, sólo en el discurso, y termina hoy el país en una suerte de involución en todo sentido.