Latin America
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A Balance of Titans
Peace and Liberty in the New Multipolar World
How to Run Wars
A Confidential Playbook for the National Security Elite
In Search of Monsters to Destroy
The Folly of American Empire and the Paths to Peace
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{content}Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza’s Journey
The legendary journalist who abandoned socialist zeal for classical liberal principles
DSA’s ‘Solidarity’ with Cuba Looks a Lot Like Solidarity with Castro
As the Democratic Socialists of America accuses Marco Rubio of ‘genocide,’ its tribute to Fidel Castro raises questions about whose side the socialist organization is really on.
The Legacy of the American Revolution—A View from South of the Rio Grande
The high cost of political extremism
Venezuela: The Absence of the “Present State”
A state that promised to do everything failed at its most essential task.
The Latin American Electoral Pendulum
The recent defeat of the left in Peru and Colombia, where Keiko Fujimori and Abelardo...
Market Power Is Overwhelming Governments
Superpowers remain powerful, but global markets increasingly limit what they can achieve.
Is the U.S. Capable of Being Cautious About Foreign Interventions?
American adversaries have learned how to outlast the U.S.
Washington’s Cuba Delusion
History suggests military intervention rarely succeeds at exporting democracy abroad.
The ‘El Mencho’ Illusion: Drug Lord Whack-a-Mole
The war on drugs in Latin America follows a typical pattern—kill...
Why Do U.S. Presidents Keep Risking Foreign Quagmires?
Domestic pressures result in foreign adventures.
