13/10/2013 | Frente Externo
Franco-fascism on the march in Spain: Is the government doing enough?
Critics say Spain's fascist threat comes not from small groups like those set to march in Barcelona Saturday, but from the radical fringe that is part of Spain's governing Popular Party.
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02/11/2011 | Economia y Finanzas
Should US Worry About China’s Latin American Inroads?
Over the weekend the head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development analyzed China’s inroads in Latin America, a concerning trend to many. Its interests are growing exponentially and undeterred there, naturally at the expense of the US and its allies, but there’s a silver lining to consider.
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23/03/2011 | Frente Externo
China grabs Latin America, well ahead of Obama's outreach
In the past year, China has secured some $65 billion in regional deals. President Obama's current visit to Latin America is seen as a counteracting move.
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12/01/2011 | Frente Externo
Venezuela: Más leyes, menos libertades
En estos primeros días del 2011 vivimos una suerte de resaca legislativa. La avalancha de leyes aprobadas por la Asamblea Nacional saliente durante los días navideños arroja, en su conjunto, un saldo bastante negativo para la vida ciudadana en Venezuela.
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19/10/2010 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Spain-Venezuela ties strained as Hugo Chávez stonewalls ETA investigation
Venezuela has said it will not extradite Arturo Cubillas, an alleged top militant of the separatist group ETA. Spanish authorities today moved toward an official request, which Hugo Chávez is unlikely to support.
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