WRH Volume 36 Issue 1

The Latest Washington Report on the Hemisphere is out

In the latest issue, you will find the following analyses:

Articles:

1 – “The Strange Case of Uruguayan Migration” by Research Associate Edwin Nieves

2 – “Brazil in Crisis: The Political Quagmire of the Brazilian Presidency” by Research Associate Santiago Baruh

3 – “The Arrest of ‘El Chapo’: Celebrating too Soon?” by Research Associates Edwin Nieves and Santiago Baruh

Book Review:

1 – Book review: Cuba, the United States and the Cultures of the Transnational Left 1930-1970 ( John A. Gronbeck-Tedesco; Cambridge University Press, 2015) by Research Associate Santiago Baruh

Country Brief:

1 – Trinidad and Tobago by Research Associate Edwin Nieves

To Order the Issue:

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.

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