US Senators Up the Ante for Sanctions on Chavistas
• May 10, 2017 Bipartisan Bill Opens the Door for Aid, Closes the Door for Venezuelan Oppressors
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• May 10, 2017 
Guatemalan Politico Questions Disabilities Law, May Lose Congressional Immunity
• March 30, 2017 Unusual Case Raises Specter of Muzzling the Opposition
US Senators: Stop Foreign Aid for Violent Progressives
• March 15, 2017 Mike Lee Letter Warns Secretary Tillerson of Status Quo Alignment with Leftists
AmCham Demands Guarantees for Foreign Investment
• February 27, 2017 The rulings of the Constitutional Court to suspend operations of hydroelectric plants and extractive industries are worrisome.
Why Ecuadorians Don’t Trust the Election Results
• February 23, 2017 Citizen Journalism Reveals Glaring Dirty Work
Guatemala Dodges a Guerrilla Bullet
• September 8, 2015 The contest between the various candidates had been largely overshadowed by the imposition of criminal charges, only a few days before the vote, against the president and vice president — a situation that had taken the country to the edge of a coup d’état.
The Truth about Claudia Paz y Paz\’s Reign over Guatemala
• August 5, 2015 In October 2014, the staff of the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security sat down for an interview with their \”distinguished scholar in residence,\” Claudia Paz y Paz. Five months earlier, Paz y Paz had left the post of attorney general for Guatemala after failing to win reappointment.
Honduras Takes Libertarian Honors for Student Activism
• February 15, 2015 Each year the who’s who of young libertarian and classical-liberal activists descend on Washington, DC, and they recognize their most successful peers. The highest honor of the 2015 International Students for Liberty Conference, for an individual “alumnus” or role model, went to whistleblower Edward Snowden, but the budding Honduran branch of the international organization garnered victory for the event of the year.