Sanchez: What happens in Brazil will influence region
by Natalia Viana Original article published at apublica.org Translation from Portuguese for CUSLAR by Diana Tamashiro May 4, 2016 For Paraguayan José Tomás Sánchez, the message is that more […]
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U.S. Congress joins social movements in call for justice in Paraguay
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 14, 2014 U.S. Congress joins social movements in call for justice in Paraguay ITHACA, NY — United States Senators and Representatives have joined social movements […]
Defending Justice: One lawyer’s perspective on the failed criminal justice system in Paraguay
by Eric Krasnow, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations For the past two years, RRVO, whose name is withheld for legal reasons, has sat in a jail cell without due process […]
What happened in Marina Kue? The ongoing struggle for justice and human rights in Paraguay
by Diana T. Folla, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) On June 15, 2012, over 300 police officers clad in riot gear arrived in Marina Kue in the Curuguaty district […]
¿Qué pasó en Curuguaty? Paraguayan lawyer explains land dispute, massacre and efforts for justice
CUSLAR and the Cornell Latin American Studies Program Seminar Series present: ¿Qué pasó en Curuguaty? People demand to know what really happened in Curuguaty, where land disputes led to a […]
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