Venezuela — a view from the grassroots part 2
Police and military violence during the protests.
Venezuela — a view from the grassroots part 4
What are the viable political alternatives?
Haiti: human rights activists in the line of fire
The recent killings of a leading activist and his wife are part of a worsening human rights situation in Haiti.
Chile: women challenging stereotypes
As Michelle Bachelet embarks on her second presidential term in March 2014, other Chilean women are occupying positions of power.
COHA CALLS ON WASHINGTON-CARACAS TO NEGOTIATE OUTSTANDING CONFLICTS
This is the right time for Caracas and Washington to start a dialogue to put an end to the crisis in Venezuela.
Venezuela: same old, same old…
With the same tactics and media coverage, sections of the right are unwilling or unable to change their stripes.
Peru: Green light for Marañon dams?
Bad news: the government has approved the energy companies' environmental impact report.
Venezuela: Protests in abundance, wisdom in short supply
Neither the Government nor the opposition seem to be willing to engage in a dialogue to put an end to the current crisis in Venezuela.
Venezuela: how photos get manipulated
An astonishing catalogue of images posted on social media which turn out to be crude fakes, borrowed from other events in other countries.
Venezuela – the real significance of the student protests
The growing use of social media in political protests is an exciting new democratic tool, isn’t it? Not always, warns Venezuela expert Dr Julia Buxton, looking at the alarming ways in which it is being used in Venezuela today.
