Teo Ballve

Hugo Chavez’s legacy: a more independent Latin America »

By Teo Ballve, March 11, 2013

Hugo Chavez proved that Venezuela and the rest of Latin America could chart an independent path in the world.read more

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Hugo Chavez’s career deserves honest assessment »

By Teo Ballve, January 21, 2013

As Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez fights for his life, an honest assessment of his 14 years in office must take into account his significant achievements.read more

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Latin America forgotten in presidential race »

By Teo Ballve, November 3, 2012

Washington is more isolated than ever before. Obama has done little to change this, while Romney’s proposals would actually make things worse, recasting U.S. foreign policy in the mold of the Cold War.read more

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Obama’s failed relationship with Latin America »

By Teo Ballve, April 23, 2012

President Obama left the summit in Latin America with Washington more isolated than ever before.read more

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Women take reins of power in Latin America, but not in U.S. »

By Teo Ballve, January 13, 2011

The inauguration of Brazil’s first female president is a stark reminder that the United States lags far behind its Latin American neighbors in electing women to power.read more

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U.S. policy toward Colombia desperately needs reassessing »

By Teo Ballvé, November 26, 2010

The renewed strength of Republicans in Congress is bad news for human rights in Colombia — and for jobs and safety here at home.read more

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Marijuana legalization by California could ease Mexican drug war »

By Teo Ballve, October 25, 2010

Approval of the statewide ballot initiative on Nov. 2 would allow local governments to tax and regulate the limited possession and cultivation of marijuana for adults age 21 and over.read more

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Upcoming climate change summit could be decisive »

By Teo Ballve, April 15, 2010

It’s shameful that the smallest, poorest and least powerful of the world are the ones leading the fight for a sustainable global future.read more

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