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Militarized Transformation: Human Rights and Democratic Controls in a Context of Increasing Militarization in Mexico
DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT IN SPANISH DOWNLOAD THE ABRIDGED REPORT IN ENGLISH DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT IN ENGLISH Introduction Mexico’s…
Four Key Issues Ahead of the Biden-Petro Meeting
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro will meet with U.S. President Joe Biden at the White House on April 20. This visit…
The Human Cost of Cuba’s Inclusion on the State Sponsor of Terrorism List
Cuba was redesignated as a state sponsor of terrorism on January 12, 2021 in the twilight of the Trump presidency….
Civil Society Strategy Letter to Secretary Blinken on the Ethnic Chapter
Antony Blinken Secretary of State U.S. Government Washington, DC March 22, 2023 We were very pleased that the Biden Administration…
WOLA and CDA welcome renewed bipartisan calls in the Senate to lift trade embargo on Cuba
WASHINGTON, D.C. March 21, 2023 – In response to the reintroduction of the Freedom to Export to Cuba Act and…
Beyond Plan B: Democracy and Checks and Balances in Mexico
The recent approval by Mexico’s Congress of the electoral reform package known as “Plan B” triggered national protests and international…
U.S.-Cuba Relations: The Old, the New and What Should Come Next
In 2022, the Biden administration finally took steps that can lay the groundwork for future movement on U.S.-Cuba relations. Since…
2022, A Year of Human Rights: ‘Despite the long list of challenges, there are opportunities’
2022 has been a tumultuous year in Latin America, with many highs and lows. Historic elections presented new opportunities. Authoritarianism…
How the Biden administration can encourage Venezuela negotiations
The Venezuelan government and the opposition Unitary Platform coalition are poised to sign a major humanitarian agreement in Mexico City…
Brazil Elections: ‘The Problem in Brazil is not Polarization but the Rise of Extremism’
The end of one of the most talked about political races of the year, one with potentially wide-ranging consequences for…
U.S. Government Commits Itself to Advance Inclusive Peace in Colombia
The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) welcomes U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s announcement, on October 3, that the…