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Semana 46 – 13 al 19 de noviembre de 2017 El grito verde de Taiwán ante el ninguneo internacional El grito verde de Taiwán ante el ninguneo internacional En la sede del ministerio taiwanés de Asuntos Exteriores en Taipéi ya solo ondean 20 banderas y varias no son fáciles de …

Concluyó la Cumbre de CELAC en La Habana Miércoles 29 de enero de 2014. Información para la Prensa N°:  017/14 Los días 28 y 29 de enero se realizó en Cuba la II Cumbre CELAC, dedicada a la lucha contra el hambre, la pobreza y las desigualdades en la región. …

Falklands boat ban sparks UK-Argentina row Kirchner accuses Britain of taking Argentina’s resources after South American trading bloc bans boats with islands’ flag The Argentinian president has accused Britain of taking her country’s resources and ignoring UN resolutions, as the Foreign Office condemned a move by a South American trading …

Palestine, Statehood and the Challenges of Representation Guy Goodwin-Gill is a Senior Research Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford and Professor of International Refugee Law, University of Oxford. Previously, he was Professor of Asylum Law at the University of Amsterdam and Legal Adviser in the Office of United Nations High Commissioner …

By IAN MOUNT Buenos Aires ARGENTINA may seem like one of the last countries on earth to offer lessons for dealing with economic malaise. Once the eighth-largest economy in the world, it steadily slid through the 20th century, thanks to decades of repressive dictatorships and inconsistent market experiments. This ended …

Proyectos de integración regional sudamericana: hacia una teoría de convergencia regional | South American regional integration projects. Towards a theory of regional convergence Está surgiendo una nueva unidad regional, Sudamérica. En contraposición con Latinoamérica, es un concepto geoestratégico más definible e independiente. Pero, ¿esto hace que la integración regional sea …

The Honduran Crisis and the Turn to Constitutional Legitimism, Part II: The Pitfalls of Constitutional Legitimism In my previous post on this topic, I argued that the international reaction to the Honduran coup potentially augurs a shift in foundational norms governing the relationship between international and domestic legal authority.  I …

The Honduran Crisis and the Turn to Constitutional Legitimism, Part I: The Place of Domestic Constitutional Orders in the International Legal Framework Who is the current President of Honduras?  Far from the stuff of quiz shows, this question bears on the very foundations of international law.  The international reaction to …

Venezuela Adds Forces at Colombia Border In a mounting diplomatic crisis, Venezuela€™s Hugo Chávez has called Colombia the €œIsrael of Latin America.€ [via NYT > International]