One of History’s Great Atrocities: The Corporate Theft of the Public’s Natural Right to Water

By COHA Research Associate Ashley Powdar

L’US Navy se déploie

Bolivia Struggles with Its Proposed New Constitution

By COHA Research Associate Monica Shah

Empty Calories of Economic Growth and the Battle for Participatory Democracy—Latin America's New Middle Class

By COHA Research Associate Katie Dickson

Bolivia’s “Agrarian Revolution” Hanging In

By COHA Research Associate Laura Starr

Pluralism Bursts into the Western Hemisphere

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Bush’s Blast against Latin America’s “False Populism” May Be Getting It All Wrong

By COHA Research Associate Cassidy Rush

‘Capital Wars’ in Bolivia Reflect Morales Battle Plans and His Skills as a Tactician

By COHA Research Associate Cassidy Rush

Latin America’s Process of Economic and Social Stabilization: A Stagnant Experiment or a Force to be Reckoned With?

By COHA Research Associate Concetta Kim Martens

The Oil Race is On: China Signs Multi-Billion Dollar Oil Contract with Venezuela, But India Also Wants Latin American Oil

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Competition, Contributions and Contracts: Chávez’s Checkbook Mission in the Caribbean Basin

By COHA Research Associate Katie Dickson

Chile’s Aggressive Military Arm Purchases Are Ruffling the Region, Alarming in Particular Bolivia, Peru and Argentina

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

Bleak Prospects For A Democratic Renaissance in Guatemala

By COHA Research Associate Martha Lauer

The Bush White House, Condoleezza Rice, and Latin America: “Transformational Diplomacy” and Other Fancy Talk

By COHA Research Associate Eva Silkwood

Juntos Podemos? Together We CAN: Chile and the Andean Community’s Quest for Free Trade

By COHA Research Associate Eva Silkwood

Pending the Birth of a Constitution: Bolivia’s Contentious Presidential Future

By COHA Research Associate Alissa Skog

Hemispheric Echoes: The Reverberations of Latin American Populism

By COHA Director Larry Birns and COHA Senior Research Fellow Dr. Nicholas Birns

COHA’s Nicaragua Staff Memorandum: Ortega’s Nicaragua—Fish or Fowl? Does Nicaragua, Along with the Rest of Central America, Need a Remedial Course in Democracy?

By COHA Research Associate Amber Davis

COHA Report: What is Happening with Morales and his Vision for Bolivia?

By COHA Research Associate Katherine Hancy Wheeler

No Smooth Sailing for Bolivia’s Morales

By COHA Research Associate Nicki Mokhtari

The Grounds for Bolivia’s New Military Bases

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Bolivian cocaine rises with Morales

By COHA Research Associate Matan Shamir

COHA Report: MERCOSUR Presidential Summit Concludes with High Hopes

By COHA Research Associates Lauren Watts and Katie Bolduc

Direct Intervention: A Call for Bush and Bolivia’s Morales to Take a Leap of Faith and Change Presidential Issues into Personal Ones

By COHA Research Fellow Anita Joseph

Navigating the Nationalization and Denaturing the Strife: The Aftermath of Bolivia’s Gas Golpe

By By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Fellow Michael Lettieri

Morales Does the Unthinkable – He Carries out his Campaign Pledge

By COHA Research Fellow Michael Lettieri

Bolivia’s Morales to be Inaugurated on Sunday

By the COHA Staff

The State Department’s Shannon

By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Associate Julian Armington

Bolivia’s Sunday Presidential Elections: Blindly into the Breach

By COHA Research Associate Michael Lettieri

Bolivia’s Precarious Upcoming Election

By COHA Research Associate Michael Lettieri

With Bolivia Still Seized by Unrest and Instability, there are Lessons to be Learned about Autonomy from Nicaragua’s Comparative Experience

By COHA Research Associate Melissa Nepomiachi

Washington Secures Long-Sought Hemispheric Outpost, Perhaps at the Expense of Regional Sovereignty

By COHA Research Associates Mary Donohue and Melissa Nepomiachi

A Coca Grower to Lead Bolivia? How U.S. Intervention May Have Triggered a Populist Revolution

By COHA Research Associate Jessie Gaskell

Stuck in the Middle: Bolivia’s Gas Crisis

By COHA Research Associate Joseph Taves

South American Unity May No Longer Be a Distant Dream

By COHA Senior Research Fellow Seth R. DeLong, Ph.D

Bolivia Could Explode in the Next 60 Hours: Peaceful Resolution or Internecine Strife is the Question, With the Issue Still in Doubt

By COHA Research Associate Bruno Gitnacht

Sunday’s referendum could provide needed impetus to Bolivia’s beleaguered economic development, but at a cost

By COHA Research Associate Mark Scott