While most of US media attention was on Obama’s visit to Cuba and its history with human rights, the same attention was not entirely given to Argentina. This comes at the same time as the 40th anniversary of the 1976 military coup. Jennifer Adair, Prof of history at Fairfield University, goes in depth on Obama’s trip to Argentina.
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2016: Rudy Giuliani in Latin America
2016 starts off with a bang as investigative reporter Mike Lasusa discusses how former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani is exporting his infamous and racist “Zero Tolerance” policy to various parts of Latin America.
2015: Catalonia
Before Spain colonized the Western Hemisphere, it fought and colonized various parts of its own country that still maintain a spirit and longing for independence centuries later. Whether it is Catalonia, Galicia, or the Basque country, Spain is by no means a monolithic society. Boaz Vilallonga, a visiting scholar @ New York University, explains the complexities of Catalonia’s independence movement.