Monthly Archive: December 2004

Chile: Less than Meets the Eye

Chile’s much-belabored “economic miracle,” fashioned from high growth rates, macroeconomic stability and explosive export expansion, is widely considered by neoliberal advocates to be the masterpiece of the economic model that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lauded and sought to …

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Honduras Again Validates its Banana Republic Status

Chile: Challenging the thesis that neoliberal reforms fully account for the country’s “economic miracle” — The Leight Report On Tuesday, December 28, 2004, COHA will publish the most recent political/economic essay by COHA Research Fellow Jessica Leight. Ms. Leight spent …

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Aiding Oppression in Haiti: Kofi Annan and General Heleno’s Complicity in Latortue’s Jackal Regime

President Bush’s Haiti Policy undermines his proclaimed ideal of valuing democracy as well as stability. As Kofi Annan comes to Washington to meet with Secretary of State Colin Powell, among others, he is prepared to do Washington’s bidding regarding Haiti. …

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John Bolton’s Appointment Would Destroy State Department Credibility

With court confidante Condoleezza Rice soon to be at the helm of the State Department, the possible ascension of ultraconservative political appointee John Bolton will stress the Bush administration’s conversion of the agency from a relatively passive and ineffective dissenter …

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For Nuclear Brazil, It’s Good to Have Friends in High Places

Secrecy shrouding Brazil’s nuclear capabilities, suspected technological advances and provocative statements made by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during his presidential campaign alarmed U.S. nuclear control advocates. But, according to Secretary of State Colin Powell, future nuclear weapons proliferation by …

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