Central American Migrant Caravan Headed This Way
More than 1200 refugees, mostly from Honduras, are trying to come to the United States. What should we do about it?
More than 1200 refugees, mostly from Honduras, are trying to come to the United States. What should we do about it?
The President suffered a setback in his other job yesterday.
Mexico’s President canceled a visit to the United States for the second time since Donald Trump became President due to a continued disagreement over who will pay for Trump’s border wall.
A key step in the Colombian peace process.
Foolishly, President Trump is rolling back part of President Obama’s opening to Cuba.
Puerto Rican voters voted overwhelmingly for statehood yesterday in a referendum whose legitimacy is being questioned due to boycotts by opposition parties.
For the fifth time in fifty years, Puerto Ricans will vote tomorrow on a referendum on statehood, but it’s not likely to have any impact on the island’s current status.
President Trump is reportedly considering at least partly reversing one of the great foreign policy successes of the Obama Presidency.
As with so many things, the President is demonstrating that he really doesn’t know what he is doing.
Trump’s tweet may have been casual bluster posted while sitting at the breakfast table (presumably eating Wheaties®—The Breakfast of Champions). We can’t know. And finally it matters not because what really matters is that it was taken at face value by President Peña Nieto.
Neither President Obama nor Vice-President Biden will attend Fidel Castro’s funeral.
Today Colombians got to the polls to vote in a plebiscite on the FARC peace accord.
The final major piece of the negotiations between the FARC and the Colombian government appears to be in place.
Concerns about the Zika Virus are leading some doctors to call for the 2016 Summer Olympics to be moved or postponed.
If Colombia makes peace, the post-conflict era will be rife with challenges.
The futility of US policy towards Cuba is obvious to anyone who gives it even a passingly objective assessment.
Another step forward with regard to the American-Cuban relationship.