Human Rights Alarmingly Absent in Think Tank Immigration Proposals

February 20, 2015by hlg59 Leave a comment

By Hazel Guardado Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations The voices in the immigration debate are many. Politicians, activists, NGOs, and academics play a key role in shaping this discussion through […]

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Nicaragua’s proposed interoceanic canal: a threat to the environment and indigenous peoples

October 31, 2014by hlg59 Leave a comment

By Hazel Guardado, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations In early October, more than 1,000 Nicaraguan campesinos protested the newest development scheme in Nicaragua–an interoceanic canal. Banners reading “our land is […]

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Human Rights Alarmingly Absent in Think Tank Immigration Proposals

Nicaragua’s proposed interoceanic canal: a threat to the environment and indigenous peoples