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The Americas

A Grand Undertaking

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Nicaragua and its people will likely soon realize that the Grand Canal is not a viable and sustainable project.

Decision Time: Uruguay’s Presidential Elections

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Voting in one of its closest elections in recent years, Uruguay is facing a fork in the road between a state-guided economy and a conservative, smaller government.

Bolivia's Perennial President

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Evo Morales and the manipulation of democracy.

When the Holdouts Hurt

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How the actions of a vulture fund, a federal judge, and the U.S. government towards Argentina may have undermined sovereignty to hurt everyone but the billionaires.

Neoliberal Oil: The Fuel for a New Mexican Economy

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Neoliberal reforms are causing Mexican oil giant Pemex to lose its glorified status, but these reforms should be met with optimism.

Can Peace Finally Happen?

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Top points and takeaways from the peace talks between Colombia and FARC.

An Alternative Look at the Argentine Default

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The most recent Argentine default is not the result of financial irresponsibility, but corporate American greed.

Is History Repeating Itself? The Argentinian Debt Crisis

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With the world’s second highest inflation rate, Argentina cannot afford to risk yet another default.

On the Horizon: Quality Chilean Education for All

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One way to mitigate the problem of socioeconomic inequality is by resolving the disparity in the quality of education.

The World Cup: A Crossroads of Reality and Myth

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The conflicting narratives of global sporting events and the cities that host them.
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