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Syrian Refugees

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Brazilian “Security” Threats Affect Refugee Policy

July 26, 2016November 21, 2019 COHA 51 ViewsAlexandre de Moraes, Brazil, Erika Sato, Islamophobia, Michel Temer, Syrian Refugees 7 min read

By Erika Sato, Research Associate at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs To download a PDF version of this article, click

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Latin American Countries’ Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis: The Brazilian, Argentinian, and the Uruguayan Examples

July 12, 2016November 21, 2019 COHA 130 ViewsArgentina, Brazil, Ernesto Cicchitelli, Ivan Valladares, Syrian Refugees, Uruguay 11 min read

By Ernesto Cicchitelli and Ivan Valladares, Research Associates at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs To download a PDF version of this

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Humanity’s “Win”: Uruguay Continues to Welcome Syrian Refugees

July 29, 2015August 3, 2015 COHA 59 ViewsImmigration, Kevin Munoz, Syrian Refugees, Uruguay 7 min read

By: Kevin Munoz, Research Associate at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs  On July 20, Uruguayan Foreign Minister Rodolfo Nin Novoa

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Héctor Béjar: Repression of Dissent following the illegal removal of President Pedro Castillo in Peru
COHA in English Elections Geopolitics History Human Rights Indigenous rights Main Article Peru Politics Security and Defense South America (featured) 

Héctor Béjar: Repression of Dissent following the illegal removal of President Pedro Castillo in Peru

January 11, 2023January 11, 2023 COHA 7 min read

    On January 9, Héctor Béjar, former Foreign Minister of Peru for deposed President Pedro Castillo, issued a statement

Decolonization, Multipolarity, and the Demise of the Monroe Doctrine
Central America COHA in English Development Geopolitics History Independence Indigenous rights Main 4 headlines North America Politics Regions Security and Defense South America South America (featured) 

Decolonization, Multipolarity, and the Demise of the Monroe Doctrine

December 6, 2022December 16, 2022 COHA 17 min read

Central America

Revisiting 2018 Mother’s March in Nicaragua: New Report Repeats Old Bias
Central America Central America (featured) COHA in English Corruption Geopolitics Human Rights Independence Main 4 headlines Main Article Nicaragua Regions Security and Defense 

Revisiting 2018 Mother’s March in Nicaragua: New Report Repeats Old Bias

July 2, 2020June 3, 2021 John Perry 20 min read

By John Perry From Masaya, Nicaragua A report issued at the end of May repeats allegations of government repression in

Feeding the people in times of Pandemic: The Food Sovereignty Approach in Nicaragua
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Feeding the people in times of Pandemic: The Food Sovereignty Approach in Nicaragua

June 22, 2020June 29, 2020 COHA 22 min read

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