Argentina’s Land Policies Trade Environmental Sustainability for Short-Term…
Policies designed to increase economic growth are contributing to land degradation and unsustainable land use.
Browsing Tag
South America
One Year of Milei: The Reality of Radical Austerity
Just over a year ago, Javier Milei was sworn in as the 59th President of Argentina, promising to combat inflation,…
#ComRacismoNãoHáDemocracia: Racial Discrimination and Black Political…
Black politicians are still disproportionately susceptible to discrimination in the form of racial slurs, death…
Bolivia 2020: Legacy and Leftism in Luis Arce’s Victory
With Arce's victory, Bolivia is poised to enter a new era of unity and growth.
MIR Meets: Manuel Balán
Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Manuel Balán, Professor of Political Science at McGill University, to…
The Ongoing Struggle for National Accountability in Latin America
Even though the days of Augusto Pinochet and Manuel Antonio Noriega’s totalitarian regimes have come to a close,…
Ceçi N’est Pas Un Coup?
The crisis in Venezuela raises one of the most basic questions of Western political philosophy... Is it ok to break…
Argentina’s Century Long Inflationary Tale
Decades of political turmoil and governmental ineptitude have crippled Argentina’s economy, and have permanently…
Venezuela’s Crisis: The Start of a Dictatorship?
Protests, violence, and hunger seem to have taken over Venezuela. Ever since the death of former president Hugo…
Tremours for Temer: Gang Warfare in Brazil’s Prisons
New Year’s Eve in Brazil saw a warm welcome to a new year and a thankful goodbye to a year of political crisis,…