Debrief: New Report on Venezuela's Re-Election Referendum

Debrief: New Report on Venezuela’s Re-Election Referendum

A U.S. delegation of international electoral accompaniers reports back from their observance of the February term limits referendum in Venezuela ...
Experts Urge State Dept. to Denounce Dirty Campaign in El Salvador

Experts Urge State Dept. to Denounce Dirty Campaign in El Salvador

More than 140 Latin America experts criticize the campaign of fear being waged by the ruling party in El Salvador ...
New Report on El Salvador Elections

New Report on El Salvador Elections

The new in-depth report, "The 2009 El Salvador Elections: Between Crisis and Change," by CISPES, NACLA, and Upside Down World ...
Critics Respond to Human Rights Watch's Defense of Venezuela Report

Critics Respond to Human Rights Watch’s Defense of Venezuela Report

This is the third installment of an ongoing debate between Human Rights Watch (HRW) and a group of academics over ...
More Than 100 Experts Question Human Rights Watch's Venezuela Report

More Than 100 Experts Question Human Rights Watch’s Venezuela Report

In an open letter to the Board of Directors of Human Rights Watch, over 100 experts on Latin America criticized ...
Open Letter: Against U.S. Intervention in Salvadoran Elections

Open Letter: Against U.S. Intervention in Salvadoran Elections

We the undersigned are North American academics who study Latin America. We wish to make known several concerns with regard ...
An Open Letter to the U.S. State Department Regarding Recent Violence in Bolivia

An Open Letter to the U.S. State Department Regarding Recent Violence in Bolivia

Since the democratic election of Evo Morales in December 2005, the U.S. government has sent millions of dollars in aid ...
Getting Personal: Cuéllar and the ILEA Controversy

Getting Personal: Cuéllar and the ILEA Controversy

A NACLA investigative article into the Salvadoran branch of the International Law Enforcement Academy, a U.S.-sponsored global network of police ...
Letter to the Media: Laptop Does Not Prove Venezuela Ties to Rebels

Letter to the Media: Laptop Does Not Prove Venezuela Ties to Rebels

Later this month, the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) will publicly determine the "authenticity" of laptops recovered from a rebel ...