The response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria was swift and decisive, but we must temper our next response with patience and wisdom.
America needs immigrants, but illegal immigration must be controlled
Recent ICE raid shows just how badly the current immigration enforcement and deportation policies are failing.
Other than fulfilling a campaign promise, Trump’s immigration ban is completely worthless
Another Gloomy Year Ahead for Venezuela
2016 has closed as the worst year for Venezuela so far. But 2017 is likely to beat this gloomy record if President Maduro does not manage to find a solution for the country, a solution that seems more and more cumbersome to achieve by the day.
Stop Praising Fidel Castro: He was a Murderous, Ruthless Dictator
Amazing how much praise a man who torched his economy with totalitarian rule is getting.
Is Venezuela Beyond Help?
How Italy is Emptying Its Abortion Law
Italy has on paper a liberal abortion law. Yet, in practice it is becoming more and more complicated for women to terminate their pregnancy, and the number of illegal abortions is reportedly increasing. Religious beliefs and political weakness when it comes to defending this constitutional right of women are keeping Italy in the Dark Ages of reproductive rights.
The Road to Brexit 2017
After months of push-pull, Theresa May finally announced that the Brexit procedure will officially start by the end of March 2017. But it is too early for the hard-core Euroskeptics to start their celebration: with a population less and less favorable to abandon the EU, a conflictual Cabinet, and a PM whose positions are still to be clarified, the UK stance on Brexit is far from being done and dusted.
Colombia, The Referendum That Could Have Changed History (But Failed)
It looked like a done deal. And yet, in a surprising turn of events, Colombians rejected the agreement between their Government and the FARC, an agreement which could have ended 52 years of civil war.
Mercosur at its lowest
Mercosur is at a political impasse, without Presidency and with three out of five members trying to isolate Venezuela. But even more daunting, Argentina and Brazil seem to be working tirelessly to deprive Mercosur of any political connotation.
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