The Lochte incident “tapped into one of Brazilians' biggest pet peeves – gringos who treat their country like a third-rate spring break destination where you can lie to the cops and get away with it," says AS/COA’s Brian Winter.
Rule of Law & Anti-Corruption
Pool Privilege Revoked: Lochte to Receive 10-month Suspension
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Joseph Dussault
Donald Trump's Mexico Visit May Have Taken its First Victim
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Christopher Woody
AS/COA’s Carin Zissis comments on President Enrique Peña Nieto’s cabinet shuffle after Trump’s Mexico visit.
Venezuelans Cross Into Colombia to Buy Supplies
"[The reopening of the Colombia-Venezuela border] is an effort by the Maduro government to relieve the pressure building up massively in Venezuela,” underlines AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Venezuelans Feel Less Safe at Home Than Syrians
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Franco Ordoñez
The findings of the 2016 Global Law and Order Report shows that “Venezuela has become a society that’s just breaking down,” says AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Podcast: The Threats to Brazil’s “Car Wash” Corruption Probe
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AQ Online
Attempts to impede the historic investigation are unlikely to slow prosecutors down.
Join Our Struggle Against Corruption
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Thelma Aldana
Efforts to promote transparency and accountability could help solidify recent gains in the fight against corruption.
Explainer: Who Are Venezuela's Political Prisoners?
From students to opposition leaders, we look at a handful of some of the most emblematic cases.