Thousands of Colombians Protest for Peace After Unexpected Rejection of Historic Accord
MEDELLÍN, Colombia — Thousands of Colombian citizens took to the streets Friday evening to voice their support for a peace agreementContinue Reading
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Berta Caceres’ case file was stolen. Is Honduras bungling this murder investigation on purpose?
The case file on the murder of one of Honduras’ most prominent human-rights figures was stolen last week, marking theContinue Reading
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El Salvador’s Violence: Still No Easy Way Out
by Sarah Kinosian, Angelika Albaladejo and Lisa Haugaard on September 15, 2016 The Center for International Policy (CIP) and the Latin America WorkingContinue Reading
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Honoring Women Who Defend Rights in the Americas: International Women’s Day 2016
These are excerpts from a longer-form blog published on the Latin America Working Group‘s Just Americas blog. In Honduras, just days before InternationalContinue Reading
El Salvador’s Security Strategy in 2016: Change or More Mano Dura?
by Sarah Kinosian and Angelika Albaladejo on February 29, 2016 As noted in our second post, El Salvador’s mounting security crisis has been metContinue Reading
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How Violence Affects Women in El Salvador
The violence gripping El Salvador affects women in a different way than men. Within the current security crisis, gang andContinue Reading
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No Life Here: Internal Displacement in El Salvador
The horrific violence gripping El Salvador has contributed to a humanitarian crisis that has forced hundreds of thousands of citizensContinue Reading
U.S.-Cuba Relations: What We’ve Accomplished Together in 2015, What Remains to Be Done
The forward-looking policy changes that have taken place over the last year would not have been possible without the decadesContinue Reading
How Mexico’s Drug War Fuels Violence Against Women
The negative effects of the drug war in Mexico have been in the media spotlight since corruption and abuses byContinue Reading
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Periphery Podcast Episode 1: “Honduras, A Government Failing to Protect Its People” with Sarah Kinosian
In the first episode of Periphery Podcast, Angelika Albaladejo and Mike LaSusa interviewed their former colleague Sarah Kinosian, an expertContinue Reading
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