6/29/2017, John Washington

In Venezuela, Lessons to be Learned From A Nation in Crisis

In Venezuela, Lessons to be Learned From A Nation in Crisis

A helicopter commandeered by anti-government forces recently attacked the Venezuelan Supreme Court, dropping two grenades, following up with a bellicose YouTube post, and inciting new fears that a coup could be imminent. The attack occurred on the same day President Nicolas Maduro warned that government loyalists “would go to combat” if the regime was toppled.… more

4/5/2016, Jacob Kushner

Is Latin America’s China Boom Even Bigger than Africa’s?

Is Latin America’s China Boom Even Bigger than Africa’s?

When Europeans began arriving in the New World at the end of the 15th century, they used the region to source silver, gold, coffee, and wool. Today, China is the foremost trading partner with several Latin American countries, and buys oil from Venezuela, Mexico, and Ecuador; iron ore from Brazil; beef from Argentina; and copper… more