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Colombia’s Peace Accord is Not Weak, It’s Duque Who Insists on Weakening It
Behind the U.S. House of Representatives’ approval of an initiative that sanctions Colombia’s riot police the ESMAD (Escuadrón Móvil Anti-Disturbios)…
NYT Op-Ed: Colombia Can’t Afford to Abandon Peace
“I am tired, sad and content,” Diana Sofía Martínez told political leaders and international community representatives in Bogotá commemorating the…
WaPo Op-Ed: El Salvador’s President Overreaches in the Fight Against Gangs
In recent weeks, El Salvador has seen a tragic return to some of the country’s most violent years. At least…
Colombia Made History. The U.S. Should Join it.
History was made in Colombia. A presidential ticket with a message of social justice and equality will govern the country…
How the Petro Government and Minister Iván Velásquez can Make Colombians Safer
There has been much talk about what the cabinet of Colombia’s incoming President Gustavo Petro –who will take office on…
The Search for Justice in Venezuela
When 20-year-old Venezuelan basketball player and college student Juan Pablo Pernalete left his house to join a march on April…
Current migration dynamics call for new regional approaches
Migration dynamics in the Americas have changed dramatically in recent years. Until 2020, at least 90 percent of migrants and…
Xiomara Castro: A Year of Expectations, Challenges, and Pending Debts
In just over a month, Xiomara Castro, the first woman to occupy the presidency in Honduras, will complete her first…
Women Political Prisoners in Latin America, a Reality that can be Changed
The use of arbitrary detention to repress those who oppose –or are perceived to oppose—governments is a tragic phenomenon that…
Carolina Jiménez: ‘Resistance Continues in the Most Precarious Conditions’
In an interview with Prodavinci, a media platform for in-depth analysis, WOLA’s President Carolina Jiménez Sandoval and Venezuelan journalist and…
Mass Trials in El Salvador Are an Alarming Assault on Human Rights
Recent legal reforms in El Salvador, including one to the Law Against Organized Crime, represent yet another alarming threat to…