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Venezuela

CLAS/CSE Hosts Panel on Efficacy of Sanctions

in Centers & Programs

A panel of legal and political science experts explored the effectiveness of sanctions in inhibiting authoritarianism, using case studies from Hungary, Poland, and Venezuela.

Tagged: 2023, Center for Latin American Studies, Europe, European Union, Hungary, Latin America, Law, Poland, sanctions, Venezuela

Heine & Ray Explore Troubling Lead-Up to Summit of the Americas

in In the Media

“The run-up to the IX Summit of the Americas shows that the zero-sum, exclusionary approach to the development challenges of the Americas initiated by the Trump administration and continued by Biden is a dead-end street.”

Tagged: 2022, Cuba, diplomacy, GDP Center, Global Development Policy Center, Jorge Heine, Latin America, nicaragua, Op-Ed, Rebecca Ray, Summit of the Americas, The Hill, Venezuela

Heine Discusses Changing U.S. Sanctions on Cuba

in In the Media, Videos

Until now, the U.S. strategy towards Latin America has basically followed that of the previous administration, so Ambassador Heine argues that the sanctions announcement is a step in the right direction.

Tagged: 2022, Cuba, Economic Sanctions, Interview, Jorge Heine, Latin America, sanctions, United States, Venezuela

Heine Offers Insights on Upcoming Summit of the Americas

in In the Media

“Distorting the Summit of the Americas in this way, and transforming it into a kind of ‘club of friends’ of the government in power in Washington, harms not only the region, but also the basic principles of Pan-Americanism.”

Tagged: 2022, Chile, Cuba, Jorge Heine, La Tercera, Latin America, nicaragua, Op-Ed, Summit of the Americas, Venezuela

Heine Offers Insights Into China’s Lending Strategy in Latin America

in In the Media

China has been burned on FDI in Latin America, but Ambassador Heine argues that a reason for China’s reoriented lending strategy in the region could be that the country is going to concentrate more on development and internal investment in the coming years. 

Tagged: 2022, China, China in Latin America, Debt, Foreign Direct Investment, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Venezuela, Voice of America

Hare Publishes Op-Ed on Ukraine Crises’ Impact on Florida

in In the Media

“Florida’s politicians need to assess the Ukraine issue in a broader historical context…Glib attempts to recast Putin as somehow aligned with America’s and Florida’s interests suggests a reckless case of amnesia.”

Tagged: 2022, Cuba, GOP, Op-Ed, Paul Hare, Paul Webster Hare, Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela

Pardee School Student Publishes Op-Ed on U.S.-Venezuela Policy

in In the Media, Student News

“As a top benefactor to the Venezuelan crisis and an advocate for national democratic transition, the United States should strengthen its commitment by granting TPS to Venezuelans.”

Tagged: 2021, graduate student, In The Media, MA students, Venezuela

CLAS Hosts Event on US-Venezuela Relations

in Centers & Programs

Congressman Miguel Pizarro, Dr. Carlos Blanco, and Dr. Michael McCarthy discussed the current Venezuelan regime and evolving relations with the U.S.

Tagged: 2020, Center for Latin American Studies, President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, Venezuela

Pardee School Student Publishes Op-Ed on U.S.-Venezuela Relations

in In the Media, Student News

“The United States must work towards supporting the soon-to-be election in Venezuela instead of fanning the flames of political polarization.”

Tagged: 2020, International Affairs Review, MA students, student research, Venezuela

Beyond the Headlines: Political Crisis in Venezuela

in Beyond the Headlines

The Beyond the Headlines series at the Pardee School continued with a discussion on the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela.

Tagged: 2019, Leonardo Vivas, Stephen Kinzer, Taylor Boas, Venezuela

Hare in Sputnik News on Venezuela and Cuba

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare was interviewed for two articles on a range of topics including the Venezuela crisis, United States policy and Cuba.

Tagged: 2019, Cuba, In The Media, Paul Hare, Sputnik News, Venezuela

Hare Interviewed on Political Crisis in Venezuela

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare was interviewed for a widely-syndicated article on the growing political crisis in Venezuela.

Tagged: 2019, AFP, Daily Mail, In The Media, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Hare in AFP on Venezuela in Crisis

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discussed the Venezuela crisis and how global diplomacy is fragmented in trying to find a peaceful solution.

Tagged: 2019, AFP, In The Media, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Gallagher in El Mercurio on China and Venezuela

in In the Media

GDP Center Director Kevin Gallagher discussed China’s influence on Venezuela’s finance policy. 

Tagged: 2018, China, El Mercurio, In The Media, Kevin Gallagher, Venezuela

Hare in AFP on the Venezuela Crisis

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses whether international pressure can have an impact on the ongoing crisis in Venezuela.

Tagged: 2018, AFP, In The Media, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Hare in FT on Cuba-Venezuela Relations

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses the current diplomatic ties between Cuba and Venezuela.

Tagged: 2017, Cuba, Financial Times, In The Media, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Hare in AFP on Venezuela and Cuba

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses the role of Cuba in the current political turmoil in Venezuela.

Tagged: 2017, AFP, Cuba, In The Media, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Hare in Digital Journal on Venezuela’s Isolation

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses Venezuela’s ability to maintain key alliances despite the increasing isolation of President Nicolas Maduro’s government.

Tagged: 2017, Allies, Digital Journal, In The Media, Isolation, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Hare in AFP on the U.S. and Maduro

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses new opposition from the United States facing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

Tagged: 2017, AFP, In The Media, Maduro, Paul Hare, Venezuela

Hare in Latin America Advisor on Cuba-Venezuela Relations

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses the past, present and future of relations between Cuba and Venezuela.

Tagged: 2017, Cuba, In The Media, InterAmerican Dialogue, Latin America Advisor, Paul Hare, Venezuela

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