The Latest Washington Report on the Hemisphere is out
In the latest issue, you will find the following analyses:
Articles:
1-“2016 Río Olympics: Impending Doom?” by Research Associate Erica Illingworth
2- “The Battle for Quinoa: The Bittersweet Reality of Globalization” by Research Associate Timothy Keen
3-“Fear Penetrating Guatemalan Education System” by Research Associate Cameron McKibben
4-“On Abortion Law in Latin America” by Research Associate Chen Jiang
5-“2015: The Year Bolivians Protested Over The Simpsons” by Senior Research Fellow Alejandro Sanchez
Country Briefs:
1-“The Bahamas and Anti Haitian Immigration” by Research Associate Melanie Diaz
2-“Uruguay, and Guantanamo Prisoners” by Research Associate Timothy Keen
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For over 35 years, the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, led by its long-time director and a former professor, Larry Birns, has striven to produce the most in-depth analysis of a full range of inter-American issues. All of its findings are regularly incorporated into its highly regarded 30-year-old biweekly publication, the Washington Report on the Hemisphere.
The Council on Hemispheric Affairs’ biweekly publication, the Washington Report on the Hemisphere (WRH) is widely considered to be one of the most respected and reliable publications of its kind. Circulating since 1980, the WRH has a far-reaching audience consisting of academics, regional analysts, and editorial page editors, corporate vice presidents for Latin American operations, senior financial officers, respected journalists and diplomats throughout the globe.
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