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Macro Musings with David BeckworthYesha Yadav on Treasury Market Turmoil and Potential Solutions for ReformYesha Yadav is a law professor and associate dean of Vanderbilt Law School. Yesha works on banking and financial regulation, securities regulation, the law of money and payment system, and is a returning guest to the podcast. She rejoins Macro Musings to talk about recent developments in the Treasury market and the prospects for reform. David and Yesha also discuss the future of CBDC in the US, the recent economic crisis in the UK, and a lot more. Transcript for the episode can be found here. Yesha's Vanderbilt Law profile: https://law...
2022-10-3154 min
Talking TaxBusiness, InterruptedBusinesses all across the country have been shutdown for days, weeks, or even months at a time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many assumed their insurance policies would help them defray some of their lost revenue. But those assumptions were, by and large, wrong.In this special audio documentary, “Business, Interrupted” we look at why insurers denied the claims of their shuttered policyholders. A team of reporters from Bloomberg Law and Bloomberg Tax look into the so-called “virus exclusion” clauses, that insurers quietly inserted into many of their business policies, and how those clauses are now creating strife b...
2020-11-1340 min
De Bitcoin ShowEpisode 31: Stay the fuck homePersoonlijke verantwoordelijkheid is belangrijk in tijden van crisis. Vooral omdat de overheid die verantwoordelijkheid maar wat graag uit handen neemt en ons opzadelt met een serie totalitaire maatregelen waar menig dictator jaloers op zou zijn. Verder vandaag veel corona, veel FED, veel macro en veel BRRR...
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2020-03-251h 46
Congress Hears Tech Policy DebatesBlockchain Is Revolutionizing Your Digital Identity And Government Can Lead The Way This Is A Podcast:From December 5, 2019Speakers Included:SPEAKERS- Lydia Beyoud, Reporter Bloomberg Law (Bio)- Tiffany Angulo, Legislative Director Rep. David Schweikert (Bio)- Dan Bachenheimer, Unique Identity Services, Global Lead, Accenture (Bio)- James Cross, Vice President, Product Strategy, Workday (Bio)- Amy Davine Kim, Chief Policy Officer, Chamber of Digital Commerce (Bio)- Dr. James Shook, Mathematician, Computer […]
2019-12-0558 minTech Policy From The HillBlockchain Is Revolutionizing Your Digital Identity And Government Can Lead The Way This Is A Podcast:From December 5, 2019Speakers Included:SPEAKERS- Lydia Beyoud, Reporter Bloomberg Law (Bio)- Tiffany Angulo, Legislative Director Rep. David Schweikert (Bio)- Dan Bachenheimer, Unique Identity Services, Global Lead, Accenture (Bio)- James Cross, Vice President, Product Strategy, Workday (Bio)- Amy Davine Kim, Chief Policy Officer, Chamber of Digital Commerce (Bio)- Dr. James Shook, Mathematician, Computer […]
2019-12-0558 min
Code & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 32: Talking Blockchain Patents with Ropes & GrayNew tech innovations usually spur a wave of companies competing to win patents for their inventions.
But with budding blockchain technology, the decision to patent isn’t always easy.
Blockchain was first created as the underpinning technology to crypocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum, which use code that is free and open to anyone. Many blockchain developers still embrace this open source ethos and resist their companies’ attempts to patent their work, Ropes & Gray LLP Intellectual property litigation partner Leslie Spencer and attorney Marta Belcher told Bloomberg Law in a recent podcast episode of Code & Conduit.
2018-08-1700 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 31: Sen. Gary Peters Talks Self-driving Cars and Taking the Long Way on his MotorcycleSenators, industry and interest groups continue their negotiations over that chamber’s self-driving car bill AV START (S. 1885). Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.), one of the co-authors of the legislation, returned in August from a five-day motorcycle tour of Michigan where he had long stretches of road to think about how autonomous technology should be deployed.
We recently sat down with Senator Peters in his Washington office where we talked about his love of motorcycles: “My view is, if I have to go from Point A to Point B, why not do that on a motorcycle?”
And how riding influenced his approa...
2018-08-1700 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 30: Gene Ludwig Talks FinTech, Regulation and Economic OpportunityIn a special fintech episode of Code and Conduit, we chat with Eugene Ludwig, former Comptroller of the Currency during President Bill Clinton’s administration and now CEO of Promontory Financial Services Group, a sought-after financial regulatory advisory company.
Ludwig discusses his views on why allowing fintechs to become more like banks benefits the financial system and how to boost lending and economic opportunity for low- and middle-income Americans.
2018-08-0900 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 29: ‘If Not Us, Who?’: Cybersecurity’s Gender Gap Requires FixingAmerica’s information security workforce faces a massive gender gap, and it hasn’t improved much in recent years.
It’s a longstanding issue. Women composed 10 percent of the cybersecurity profession in 2013, and the number rose to just 14 percent in 2017. That’s according to the 2017 Global Information Security Workforce Study, a white paper by Frost & Sullivan that compiled data from more than 19,000 respondents in 170 countries.
For this episode of Code & Conduit, Joyce Brocaglia, founder of the Executive Women’s Forum, which contributed to the report, and chief executive officer of Alta Associates, joined the podcast via phone. Tyrone Wilson, founder of Cover6S...
2018-08-0300 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 28: Rep. Bob Latta Eyes Self-Driving Car Compromise This YearThe chief House proponent of getting self-driving cars on U.S. roads says Congress must pass a self-driving car law this year.
The House, Rep. Bob Latta, R-Ohio, told a recent episode of Code & Conduit, spent a lot of time working on H. 3388, his bill directing the U.S. Department of Transportation to set up a regulatory framework for testing self-driving cars and ensuring they’re safe.
2018-07-2600 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 27: New Illinois Attorney General, Same Privacy FocusPrivacy and data security enforcement likely will be a top priority for Illinois’ attorney general, according to the two candidates running for the office.
Kwame Raoul (D) and Erika Harold (R) are battling it out to replace current AG Lisa Madigan (D), whose term ends this year after a 16-year run. And they told Bloomberg Law legal editor Dan Stoller that they plan to continue the state’s focus on data security issues.
Madigan’s record of investigating and fining companies for data breaches and mishandling consumer information has helped make the state a national leader on privacy issues, Stoller said i...
2018-07-1900 min
Code & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNABloomberg Law Senior Legal Editor Eleanor Tyler Discusses Sinclair-Tribune Controversy at FCCBloomberg Law Senior Legal Editor Eleanor Tyler talks to Tom Keene on Bloomberg Surveillance about FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's recent decision to deal a major setback to a proposed Sinclair-Tribune merger.
2018-07-1700 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 26: Blockchain Could be Copyright Holders’ Friend or FoeBlockchain could turn out to be an ally—or trouble—for copyright holders.
The underpinnings of the developing technology, which acts like an inerasable, chronological database of transactions, appear to be at odds with a 20 year-old law that protects copyright holders from infringement.
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) allows copyright holders to seek removal of infringing content and protects publishers and internet service providers from liability if they remove such content after being notified. But if the infringing content is posted on a blockchain, it would be difficult or impossible to erase, Bloomberg Law reporter Alexis Kramer said in a re...
2018-06-1800 min
Mercatus Policy DownloadWhat Do ICOs Mean for the Future of Financial Markets?Depending on who you ask, Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs, are a scam, a brilliant new way for cryptocurrency companies to raise startup money, a sneaky way to get around securities regulations, or some combination of the above. What we do know for sure is that ICOs are garnering a lot of attention these days. China outright banned them last year, and the SEC recently launched its own “HowieCoin,” a fake ICO meant to steer potential investors away from scams. To talk about what these things actually are and what they mean for the future of c...
2018-06-1236 minCode & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 25: It’s Not Easy Being a Blockchain Patent AttorneyBlockchain tech might be poised to revolutionize how companies like Bank of America operate and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin trade. But inventors trying to patent their ideas in the field—and stake their claim on future profits—are facing hurdles at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
2018-05-3000 min
Code & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 24: Tech Steps-up Teardowns in Patent FightsWhen the patent infringement claims get tough, inventors are turning to teardowns.
Federal courts have raised the bar for the evidence needed to file a patent infringement case in recent years. This has led inventors to increasingly disassembling physical bits of their competitors’ products or software code to see if others’ technology is infringing on their patents, Malathi Nayak, Bloomberg Law intellectual property reporter said.
2018-05-0300 min
Code & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 23: Kraken Crypto Exchange CEO Jesse Powell Talks RegulationCryptocurrency exchange Kraken is strategizing on how to face an ever-evolving regulatory landscape.
Kraken CEO and co-founder Jesse Powell told Bloomberg Law April 6 the exchange—one of the largest in the world—was ready for increased scrutiny and expecting regulation this year. Powell said Kraken also believes in self-regulation and has tried to create several industry-led regulatory groups.
But Kraken, legally known as Payward, Inc, and other virtual currency exchanges have come under state and federal regulators’ scrutiny in recent weeks.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman launched April 17 an inquiry into Kraken and 12 other virtual currency exchanges, asking for more i...
2018-04-1900 min
Code & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 22: ITI's Dean Garfield Talks Artificial IntelligenceIt may be too early to regulate the robots. But the U.S. government needs to play a big part in the rollout of artificial intelligence to make sure it benefits society, Dean Garfield, president and CEO of ITI told Bloomberg Law.
"Whether you call it collaboration or national strategy, I think some exercise aimed at motivating the country to recognize the importance of AI is critically needed," Garfield said.
2018-04-0900 min
Code & Conduit Podcast by Bloomberg BNAEpisode 21: Talking EU Digital Taxes, Privacy with Ambassador O'SullivanEU Ambassador to the U.S. David O’Sullivan talked about multiple policy changes companies are facing in tax and privacy regulations in an interview at the SXSW annual tech conference held in Austin, Texas.
2018-03-2000 min
DiplomacyArgentina: Economics, Diplomacy & Media Reform (Lp8242012)"Latin Pulse" returns from another brief summer hiatus this week with a special focus on Argentina. The program includes in-depth interviews about the Argentine economy, the Falkland Islands/Malvinas dispute, the country's diplomacy, and Argentina's controversial media reform law. The news segment, this week, covers the latest on the dispute between Ecuador and the United Kingdom over asylum for the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange.
In-Depth Interviews:
Peter Hakim of the Inter-American Dialogue, and
Victoria Villegas of Argentina's AFSCA.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is from the Argentine government...
2012-08-2430 minBusiness, Commerce, Trade & FinanceArgentina: Economics, Diplomacy & Media Reform (Lp8242012)"Latin Pulse" returns from another brief summer hiatus this week with a special focus on Argentina. The program includes in-depth interviews about the Argentine economy, the Falkland Islands/Malvinas dispute, the country's diplomacy, and Argentina's controversial media reform law. The news segment, this week, covers the latest on the dispute between Ecuador and the United Kingdom over asylum for the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange.
In-Depth Interviews:
Peter Hakim of the Inter-American Dialogue, and
Victoria Villegas of Argentina's AFSCA.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is from the Argentine government...
2012-08-2430 minEconomicsArgentina: Economics, Diplomacy & Media Reform (Lp8242012)"Latin Pulse" returns from another brief summer hiatus this week with a special focus on Argentina. The program includes in-depth interviews about the Argentine economy, the Falkland Islands/Malvinas dispute, the country's diplomacy, and Argentina's controversial media reform law. The news segment, this week, covers the latest on the dispute between Ecuador and the United Kingdom over asylum for the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange.
In-Depth Interviews:
Peter Hakim of the Inter-American Dialogue, and
Victoria Villegas of Argentina's AFSCA.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is from the Argentine government...
2012-08-2430 min
Central AmericaThe Dangers of Immigration in Mexico & Brazil's Economic Success (LP8102012)Latin Pulse returns this week from a brief summer hiatus with an interview conducted in Mexico City about the dangers of immigration and a deep discussion of how problems with immigration link to both the Drug War and Mexico's long-time problem with human rights. The program also includes discussion of Brazil's economic success despite the global financial crisis. The news segment, this week, covers the latest from student protests in Chile that have disrupted the capital, Santiago.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sonja Wolf of the Instituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia (INSYDE), and
Maria Antonieta del Tedesco Lins of the Universidade...
2012-08-1030 minMexicoThe Dangers of Immigration in Mexico & Brazil's Economic Success (LP8102012)Latin Pulse returns this week from a brief summer hiatus with an interview conducted in Mexico City about the dangers of immigration and a deep discussion of how problems with immigration link to both the Drug War and Mexico's long-time problem with human rights. The program also includes discussion of Brazil's economic success despite the global financial crisis. The news segment, this week, covers the latest from student protests in Chile that have disrupted the capital, Santiago.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sonja Wolf of the Instituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia (INSYDE), and
Maria Antonieta del Tedesco Lins of the Universidade...
2012-08-1030 minThe Drug WarThe Dangers of Immigration in Mexico & Brazil's Economic Success (LP8102012)Latin Pulse returns this week from a brief summer hiatus with an interview conducted in Mexico City about the dangers of immigration and a deep discussion of how problems with immigration link to both the Drug War and Mexico's long-time problem with human rights. The program also includes discussion of Brazil's economic success despite the global financial crisis. The news segment, this week, covers the latest from student protests in Chile that have disrupted the capital, Santiago.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sonja Wolf of the Instituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia (INSYDE), and
Maria Antonieta del Tedesco Lins of the Universidade...
2012-08-1030 minEconomicsThe Dangers of Immigration in Mexico & Brazil's Economic Success (LP8102012)Latin Pulse returns this week from a brief summer hiatus with an interview conducted in Mexico City about the dangers of immigration and a deep discussion of how problems with immigration link to both the Drug War and Mexico's long-time problem with human rights. The program also includes discussion of Brazil's economic success despite the global financial crisis. The news segment, this week, covers the latest from student protests in Chile that have disrupted the capital, Santiago.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sonja Wolf of the Instituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia (INSYDE), and
Maria Antonieta del Tedesco Lins of the Universidade...
2012-08-1030 minBusiness, Commerce, Trade & FinanceThe Dangers of Immigration in Mexico & Brazil's Economic Success (LP8102012)Latin Pulse returns this week from a brief summer hiatus with an interview conducted in Mexico City about the dangers of immigration and a deep discussion of how problems with immigration link to both the Drug War and Mexico's long-time problem with human rights. The program also includes discussion of Brazil's economic success despite the global financial crisis. The news segment, this week, covers the latest from student protests in Chile that have disrupted the capital, Santiago.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sonja Wolf of the Instituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia (INSYDE), and
Maria Antonieta del Tedesco Lins of the Universidade...
2012-08-1030 minHuman RightsThe Dangers of Immigration in Mexico & Brazil's Economic Success (LP8102012)Latin Pulse returns this week from a brief summer hiatus with an interview conducted in Mexico City about the dangers of immigration and a deep discussion of how problems with immigration link to both the Drug War and Mexico's long-time problem with human rights. The program also includes discussion of Brazil's economic success despite the global financial crisis. The news segment, this week, covers the latest from student protests in Chile that have disrupted the capital, Santiago.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sonja Wolf of the Instituto para la Seguridad y la Democracia (INSYDE), and
Maria Antonieta del Tedesco Lins of the Universidade...
2012-08-1030 min
Central AmericaWomen's Rights in Guatemala & AIDS in Honduras (Lp7272012)This week, the focus is on gender issues and AIDS on this episode of "Latin Pulse." With the 19th International AIDS Conference concluding, the program includes an interview with an AIDS activist in Honduras. The program also includes the second part of an interview with one of the leading newspaper editors in Guatemala on issues confronting women The commentary section deals with Brazil's economic challenges. The news segment of the program includes coverage of Raul Castro's speech calling for diplomatic talks with the United States.
In-Depth Interviews:
Ana Carolina Alpirez of elPeriodico, and
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH.
Executive Producer: Rick...
2012-07-2730 minGender IssuesWomen's Rights in Guatemala & AIDS in Honduras (Lp7272012)This week, the focus is on gender issues and AIDS on this episode of "Latin Pulse." With the 19th International AIDS Conference concluding, the program includes an interview with an AIDS activist in Honduras. The program also includes the second part of an interview with one of the leading newspaper editors in Guatemala on issues confronting women The commentary section deals with Brazil's economic challenges. The news segment of the program includes coverage of Raul Castro's speech calling for diplomatic talks with the United States.
In-Depth Interviews:
Ana Carolina Alpirez of elPeriodico, and
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH.
Executive Producer: Rick...
2012-07-2730 minHonduras CollectionWomen's Rights in Guatemala & AIDS in Honduras (Lp7272012)This week, the focus is on gender issues and AIDS on this episode of "Latin Pulse." With the 19th International AIDS Conference concluding, the program includes an interview with an AIDS activist in Honduras. The program also includes the second part of an interview with one of the leading newspaper editors in Guatemala on issues confronting women The commentary section deals with Brazil's economic challenges. The news segment of the program includes coverage of Raul Castro's speech calling for diplomatic talks with the United States.
In-Depth Interviews:
Ana Carolina Alpirez of elPeriodico, and
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH.
Executive Producer: Rick...
2012-07-2730 minGuatemalaWomen's Rights in Guatemala & AIDS in Honduras (Lp7272012)This week, the focus is on gender issues and AIDS on this episode of "Latin Pulse." With the 19th International AIDS Conference concluding, the program includes an interview with an AIDS activist in Honduras. The program also includes the second part of an interview with one of the leading newspaper editors in Guatemala on issues confronting women The commentary section deals with Brazil's economic challenges. The news segment of the program includes coverage of Raul Castro's speech calling for diplomatic talks with the United States.
In-Depth Interviews:
Ana Carolina Alpirez of elPeriodico, and
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH.
Executive Producer: Rick...
2012-07-2730 min
MexicoWomen's Rights & Concerns in Latin America (Lp7202012)"Latin Pulse" provides a special focus this week on women's rights and issues in Latin America. The program includes a frank discussion on such topics of rape and abortion in Latin America. The news segment of the program includes discussion of the problem of money laundering in the Drug War in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Prof. Macarena Saez of the Washington College of Law at American University, and
Ana Carolina Alpirez of "elPeriodico."
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo is by DiscourseMarker via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kris3198/2409340294/
2012-07-2030 minChileWomen's Rights & Concerns in Latin America (Lp7202012)"Latin Pulse" provides a special focus this week on women's rights and issues in Latin America. The program includes a frank discussion on such topics of rape and abortion in Latin America. The news segment of the program includes discussion of the problem of money laundering in the Drug War in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Prof. Macarena Saez of the Washington College of Law at American University, and
Ana Carolina Alpirez of "elPeriodico."
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo is by DiscourseMarker via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kris3198/2409340294/
2012-07-2030 minThe Drug WarWomen's Rights & Concerns in Latin America (Lp7202012)"Latin Pulse" provides a special focus this week on women's rights and issues in Latin America. The program includes a frank discussion on such topics of rape and abortion in Latin America. The news segment of the program includes discussion of the problem of money laundering in the Drug War in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Prof. Macarena Saez of the Washington College of Law at American University, and
Ana Carolina Alpirez of "elPeriodico."
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo is by DiscourseMarker via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kris3198/2409340294/
2012-07-2030 minGuatemalaWomen's Rights & Concerns in Latin America (Lp7202012)"Latin Pulse" provides a special focus this week on women's rights and issues in Latin America. The program includes a frank discussion on such topics of rape and abortion in Latin America. The news segment of the program includes discussion of the problem of money laundering in the Drug War in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Prof. Macarena Saez of the Washington College of Law at American University, and
Ana Carolina Alpirez of "elPeriodico."
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo is by DiscourseMarker via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kris3198/2409340294/
2012-07-2030 minCentral AmericaWomen's Rights & Concerns in Latin America (Lp7202012)"Latin Pulse" provides a special focus this week on women's rights and issues in Latin America. The program includes a frank discussion on such topics of rape and abortion in Latin America. The news segment of the program includes discussion of the problem of money laundering in the Drug War in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Prof. Macarena Saez of the Washington College of Law at American University, and
Ana Carolina Alpirez of "elPeriodico."
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo is by DiscourseMarker via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kris3198/2409340294/
2012-07-2030 minHuman RightsWomen's Rights & Concerns in Latin America (Lp7202012)"Latin Pulse" provides a special focus this week on women's rights and issues in Latin America. The program includes a frank discussion on such topics of rape and abortion in Latin America. The news segment of the program includes discussion of the problem of money laundering in the Drug War in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Prof. Macarena Saez of the Washington College of Law at American University, and
Ana Carolina Alpirez of "elPeriodico."
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo is by DiscourseMarker via Flickr, using a Creative Commons license: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kris3198/2409340294/
2012-07-2030 min
DiplomacyCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 minBusiness, Commerce, Trade & FinanceCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 minAfro-Latin American TopicsCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 minHonduras CollectionCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 minEconomicsCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 minParaguayCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 minCubaCuban Politics and Policies & Fallout from Paraguay's Presidential Change (Lp7132012)This week, Latin Pulse looks at the new book "Cuban Economic and Social Development" and what it predicts regarding policy and politics in Cuba. The program also deals with the fallout from the presidential change in Paraguay. Latin Pulse introduces a new opinion feature this week that also takes a position on Paraguay. The news segment of the program covers calls by Mexico's president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto for protestors to accept the outcome of the recent elections.
In-Depth Interviews:
Dr. Jorge Dominguez of Harvard University and
Dr. Adrienne Pine of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-07-1330 min
The Drug WarElections: Mexico's Voting Controversy & Venezuela's Campaign (Lp7062012)"Latin Pulse" may be back in Washington, D.C. this week, but the focus is with the aftermath of the Mexican presidential elections and with the re-election campaign of President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela. Although Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) apparently won the election, new questions have arisen about corruption and voting irregularities. Meanwhile, how will relations between the media and Chavez affect the voting in Venezuela. Much more on presidential politics this week.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of Mexico's Excelsior, and
Vanessa Haces Gonzatti of Venezuela's Tal Cual.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Pro...
2012-07-0630 minMexicoElections: Mexico's Voting Controversy & Venezuela's Campaign (Lp7062012)"Latin Pulse" may be back in Washington, D.C. this week, but the focus is with the aftermath of the Mexican presidential elections and with the re-election campaign of President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela. Although Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) apparently won the election, new questions have arisen about corruption and voting irregularities. Meanwhile, how will relations between the media and Chavez affect the voting in Venezuela. Much more on presidential politics this week.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of Mexico's Excelsior, and
Vanessa Haces Gonzatti of Venezuela's Tal Cual.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Pro...
2012-07-0630 minBusiness, Commerce, Trade & FinanceElections: Mexico's Voting Controversy & Venezuela's Campaign (Lp7062012)"Latin Pulse" may be back in Washington, D.C. this week, but the focus is with the aftermath of the Mexican presidential elections and with the re-election campaign of President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela. Although Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) apparently won the election, new questions have arisen about corruption and voting irregularities. Meanwhile, how will relations between the media and Chavez affect the voting in Venezuela. Much more on presidential politics this week.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of Mexico's Excelsior, and
Vanessa Haces Gonzatti of Venezuela's Tal Cual.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Pro...
2012-07-0630 min
Honduras CollectionPresidents: Mexico's Elections & Paraguay's Controversial Change (Lp6292012)"Latin Pulse" comes remotely from Mexico this week, with presidential politics taking center stage. Mexico will select a new president this weekend with the PRI's Enrique Pena Nieto leading the polls. And this week, the decision by Paraguay's parliament to impeach and then remove President Fernando Lugo has caused diplomatic waves throughout Latin America. The entire program is focused on these important presidential changes.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of "Excelsior," and
Eric Hershberg of the Center for Latin American and Latino Studies at American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of Enrique Pena Nie...
2012-06-2930 minDiplomacyPresidents: Mexico's Elections & Paraguay's Controversial Change (Lp6292012)"Latin Pulse" comes remotely from Mexico this week, with presidential politics taking center stage. Mexico will select a new president this weekend with the PRI's Enrique Pena Nieto leading the polls. And this week, the decision by Paraguay's parliament to impeach and then remove President Fernando Lugo has caused diplomatic waves throughout Latin America. The entire program is focused on these important presidential changes.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of "Excelsior," and
Eric Hershberg of the Center for Latin American and Latino Studies at American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of Enrique Pena Nie...
2012-06-2930 minParaguayPresidents: Mexico's Elections & Paraguay's Controversial Change (Lp6292012)"Latin Pulse" comes remotely from Mexico this week, with presidential politics taking center stage. Mexico will select a new president this weekend with the PRI's Enrique Pena Nieto leading the polls. And this week, the decision by Paraguay's parliament to impeach and then remove President Fernando Lugo has caused diplomatic waves throughout Latin America. The entire program is focused on these important presidential changes.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of "Excelsior," and
Eric Hershberg of the Center for Latin American and Latino Studies at American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of Enrique Pena Nie...
2012-06-2930 minMexicoPresidents: Mexico's Elections & Paraguay's Controversial Change (Lp6292012)"Latin Pulse" comes remotely from Mexico this week, with presidential politics taking center stage. Mexico will select a new president this weekend with the PRI's Enrique Pena Nieto leading the polls. And this week, the decision by Paraguay's parliament to impeach and then remove President Fernando Lugo has caused diplomatic waves throughout Latin America. The entire program is focused on these important presidential changes.
In-Depth Interviews:
José "Pepé" Carreño of "Excelsior," and
Eric Hershberg of the Center for Latin American and Latino Studies at American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo of Enrique Pena Nie...
2012-06-2930 min
MexicoRio+20 & the U.S. Supreme Court Ponders Immigration (Lp6222012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Guatemala this week, but the focus is elsewhere: in Brazil and in Washington, D.C. In Brazil, the largest U.N. conference ever, Rio+20 is concluding with some disappointed it did not take more aggressive action on the global environment and sustainability. The program includes an in-depth interview reacting to events at the conference and includes a look forward at the expected decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration law. The news segment of the program covers the results of the G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Craig Hanson of the...
2012-06-2230 minThe Environment & EnvironmentalismRio+20 & the U.S. Supreme Court Ponders Immigration (Lp6222012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Guatemala this week, but the focus is elsewhere: in Brazil and in Washington, D.C. In Brazil, the largest U.N. conference ever, Rio+20 is concluding with some disappointed it did not take more aggressive action on the global environment and sustainability. The program includes an in-depth interview reacting to events at the conference and includes a look forward at the expected decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration law. The news segment of the program covers the results of the G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Craig Hanson of the...
2012-06-2230 minDiplomacyRio+20 & the U.S. Supreme Court Ponders Immigration (Lp6222012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Guatemala this week, but the focus is elsewhere: in Brazil and in Washington, D.C. In Brazil, the largest U.N. conference ever, Rio+20 is concluding with some disappointed it did not take more aggressive action on the global environment and sustainability. The program includes an in-depth interview reacting to events at the conference and includes a look forward at the expected decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on Arizona's controversial immigration law. The news segment of the program covers the results of the G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Craig Hanson of the...
2012-06-2230 min
CubaLGBT Issues in Honduras & Beyond (Lp6152012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Honduras this week, with a special focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender (LGBT) issues. The program discusses a recent study that focuses on 75 murders of members of the LGBT community in the past four years. The discussion includes the murder cases of Erick Martinez and Walter Trochez. The program also discusses the wide disparities in LGBT rights throughout Latin America. The news segment of the program includes information about the upcoming G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH, and
Mirka Negroni of San Francisco State University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate...
2012-06-1530 minCentral AmericaLGBT Issues in Honduras & Beyond (Lp6152012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Honduras this week, with a special focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender (LGBT) issues. The program discusses a recent study that focuses on 75 murders of members of the LGBT community in the past four years. The discussion includes the murder cases of Erick Martinez and Walter Trochez. The program also discusses the wide disparities in LGBT rights throughout Latin America. The news segment of the program includes information about the upcoming G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH, and
Mirka Negroni of San Francisco State University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate...
2012-06-1530 minMinority IssuesLGBT Issues in Honduras & Beyond (Lp6152012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Honduras this week, with a special focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender (LGBT) issues. The program discusses a recent study that focuses on 75 murders of members of the LGBT community in the past four years. The discussion includes the murder cases of Erick Martinez and Walter Trochez. The program also discusses the wide disparities in LGBT rights throughout Latin America. The news segment of the program includes information about the upcoming G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH, and
Mirka Negroni of San Francisco State University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate...
2012-06-1530 minMexicoLGBT Issues in Honduras & Beyond (Lp6152012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Honduras this week, with a special focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender (LGBT) issues. The program discusses a recent study that focuses on 75 murders of members of the LGBT community in the past four years. The discussion includes the murder cases of Erick Martinez and Walter Trochez. The program also discusses the wide disparities in LGBT rights throughout Latin America. The news segment of the program includes information about the upcoming G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH, and
Mirka Negroni of San Francisco State University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate...
2012-06-1530 minHuman RightsLGBT Issues in Honduras & Beyond (Lp6152012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Honduras this week, with a special focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender (LGBT) issues. The program discusses a recent study that focuses on 75 murders of members of the LGBT community in the past four years. The discussion includes the murder cases of Erick Martinez and Walter Trochez. The program also discusses the wide disparities in LGBT rights throughout Latin America. The news segment of the program includes information about the upcoming G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH, and
Mirka Negroni of San Francisco State University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate...
2012-06-1530 minHonduras CollectionLGBT Issues in Honduras & Beyond (Lp6152012)Latin Pulse comes remotely from Honduras this week, with a special focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, and Transgender (LGBT) issues. The program discusses a recent study that focuses on 75 murders of members of the LGBT community in the past four years. The discussion includes the murder cases of Erick Martinez and Walter Trochez. The program also discusses the wide disparities in LGBT rights throughout Latin America. The news segment of the program includes information about the upcoming G-20 Summit in Mexico.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sandra Zambrano of APUVIMEH, and
Mirka Negroni of San Francisco State University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate...
2012-06-1530 min
DiplomacyThe G-20 Heads to Mexico & Human Rights in the Drug War (Lp6082012)Mexico is the focus this week on "Latin Pulse," with a look forward at the G-20 Summit which will be hosted by Mexico. Besides an in-depth discussion about how Latin America has lessons for Europe during its economic crisis, the program also features an in-depth discussion of human rights during the Drug War in Mexico. The news segment of the program covers cooperation between Colombia and Venezuela in the Drug War.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia...
2012-06-0830 minMexicoThe G-20 Heads to Mexico & Human Rights in the Drug War (Lp6082012)Mexico is the focus this week on "Latin Pulse," with a look forward at the G-20 Summit which will be hosted by Mexico. Besides an in-depth discussion about how Latin America has lessons for Europe during its economic crisis, the program also features an in-depth discussion of human rights during the Drug War in Mexico. The news segment of the program covers cooperation between Colombia and Venezuela in the Drug War.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia...
2012-06-0830 minEconomicsThe G-20 Heads to Mexico & Human Rights in the Drug War (Lp6082012)Mexico is the focus this week on "Latin Pulse," with a look forward at the G-20 Summit which will be hosted by Mexico. Besides an in-depth discussion about how Latin America has lessons for Europe during its economic crisis, the program also features an in-depth discussion of human rights during the Drug War in Mexico. The news segment of the program covers cooperation between Colombia and Venezuela in the Drug War.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia...
2012-06-0830 minThe Drug WarThe G-20 Heads to Mexico & Human Rights in the Drug War (Lp6082012)Mexico is the focus this week on "Latin Pulse," with a look forward at the G-20 Summit which will be hosted by Mexico. Besides an in-depth discussion about how Latin America has lessons for Europe during its economic crisis, the program also features an in-depth discussion of human rights during the Drug War in Mexico. The news segment of the program covers cooperation between Colombia and Venezuela in the Drug War.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia...
2012-06-0830 minBusiness, Commerce, Trade & FinanceThe G-20 Heads to Mexico & Human Rights in the Drug War (Lp6082012)Mexico is the focus this week on "Latin Pulse," with a look forward at the G-20 Summit which will be hosted by Mexico. Besides an in-depth discussion about how Latin America has lessons for Europe during its economic crisis, the program also features an in-depth discussion of human rights during the Drug War in Mexico. The news segment of the program covers cooperation between Colombia and Venezuela in the Drug War.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia...
2012-06-0830 minHuman RightsThe G-20 Heads to Mexico & Human Rights in the Drug War (Lp6082012)Mexico is the focus this week on "Latin Pulse," with a look forward at the G-20 Summit which will be hosted by Mexico. Besides an in-depth discussion about how Latin America has lessons for Europe during its economic crisis, the program also features an in-depth discussion of human rights during the Drug War in Mexico. The news segment of the program covers cooperation between Colombia and Venezuela in the Drug War.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia...
2012-06-0830 min
Mexico#Yo Soy 132, the Mexican Campaign & Argentina's Dirty War (Lp6012012)Mexico's new #Yo Soy 132 movement takes center stage on Latin Pulse as the Mexican presidential campaign begins to heat up. The program features an in-depth interview on links between this grassroots student movement and Mexico's left-wing candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. The program also features an interview with a documentary-maker who is crafting a personal project about Argentina's Dirty War. The news segment of the program covers the release of French journalist Romeo Langlois by Colombia's FARC.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Eileen Reardon, documentarian.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia Beyoud
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2012-06-0130 minHuman Rights#Yo Soy 132, the Mexican Campaign & Argentina's Dirty War (Lp6012012)Mexico's new #Yo Soy 132 movement takes center stage on Latin Pulse as the Mexican presidential campaign begins to heat up. The program features an in-depth interview on links between this grassroots student movement and Mexico's left-wing candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. The program also features an interview with a documentary-maker who is crafting a personal project about Argentina's Dirty War. The news segment of the program covers the release of French journalist Romeo Langlois by Colombia's FARC.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University, and
Eileen Reardon, documentarian.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti
Writer: Lydia Beyoud
...
2012-06-0130 min
DiplomacyCuban Visas & Central American Gangs (Lp5252012)This week's edition of Latin Pulse comes remotely from the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Congress in San Francisco. The program focuses on the issue of free speech at the academic conference revolving around controversial visa decisions from the U.S. State Department, denying visas to some Cuban scholars but allowing Mariela Castro, the daughter of Cuba's president, to speak. The program also features an in-depth interview with the writers of an important book on Central American street gangs. The news segment of the program includes the results of the elections in the Dominican Republic.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sheryl Lutjens of...
2012-05-2630 minCubaCuban Visas & Central American Gangs (Lp5252012)This week's edition of Latin Pulse comes remotely from the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Congress in San Francisco. The program focuses on the issue of free speech at the academic conference revolving around controversial visa decisions from the U.S. State Department, denying visas to some Cuban scholars but allowing Mariela Castro, the daughter of Cuba's president, to speak. The program also features an in-depth interview with the writers of an important book on Central American street gangs. The news segment of the program includes the results of the elections in the Dominican Republic.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sheryl Lutjens of...
2012-05-2630 minHonduras CollectionCuban Visas & Central American Gangs (Lp5252012)This week's edition of Latin Pulse comes remotely from the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Congress in San Francisco. The program focuses on the issue of free speech at the academic conference revolving around controversial visa decisions from the U.S. State Department, denying visas to some Cuban scholars but allowing Mariela Castro, the daughter of Cuba's president, to speak. The program also features an in-depth interview with the writers of an important book on Central American street gangs. The news segment of the program includes the results of the elections in the Dominican Republic.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sheryl Lutjens of...
2012-05-2630 minCentral AmericaCuban Visas & Central American Gangs (Lp5252012)This week's edition of Latin Pulse comes remotely from the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Congress in San Francisco. The program focuses on the issue of free speech at the academic conference revolving around controversial visa decisions from the U.S. State Department, denying visas to some Cuban scholars but allowing Mariela Castro, the daughter of Cuba's president, to speak. The program also features an in-depth interview with the writers of an important book on Central American street gangs. The news segment of the program includes the results of the elections in the Dominican Republic.
In-Depth Interviews:
Sheryl Lutjens of...
2012-05-2630 min
EconomicsMigration, Remittances & La Frontera (Lp5182012)Two recent studies on migration, the U.S.-Mexico border, and remittances take center stage on this week's edition of Latin Pulse. The program discusses the decline of migration but the counter-intuitive finding that remittances are increasing. The program also deals with how migration and immigration policy are affected by the drug war. The program also covers the landmark legislation passed this week for gay rights and gender identification in Argentina.
In-Depth Interviews:
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and
Manuel Orozco of the Inter-American Dialogue.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo...
2012-05-1830 minThe Drug WarMigration, Remittances & La Frontera (Lp5182012)Two recent studies on migration, the U.S.-Mexico border, and remittances take center stage on this week's edition of Latin Pulse. The program discusses the decline of migration but the counter-intuitive finding that remittances are increasing. The program also deals with how migration and immigration policy are affected by the drug war. The program also covers the landmark legislation passed this week for gay rights and gender identification in Argentina.
In-Depth Interviews:
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and
Manuel Orozco of the Inter-American Dialogue.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo...
2012-05-1830 minMexicoMigration, Remittances & La Frontera (Lp5182012)Two recent studies on migration, the U.S.-Mexico border, and remittances take center stage on this week's edition of Latin Pulse. The program discusses the decline of migration but the counter-intuitive finding that remittances are increasing. The program also deals with how migration and immigration policy are affected by the drug war. The program also covers the landmark legislation passed this week for gay rights and gender identification in Argentina.
In-Depth Interviews:
Maureen Meyer of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and
Manuel Orozco of the Inter-American Dialogue.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
The photo...
2012-05-1830 min
NicaraguaLeftist Politics & Generational Change (Lp5112012)Changes in leftist politics in Latin America related to health and death are the central themes in this week's edition of Latin Pulse. The program provides an update on the status of the Sandinista party (the FSLN) in Nicaragua after the death of Tomas Borge. And with the failing health of President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela, what is in store for that country during this crucial election year? The program also deals with political fallout from the resurgence of the Shining Path guerrillas in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Orozco of the Inter-American Dialogue, and
Michael McCarthy of Johns Hopkins University.
...
2012-05-1130 minCentral AmericaLeftist Politics & Generational Change (Lp5112012)Changes in leftist politics in Latin America related to health and death are the central themes in this week's edition of Latin Pulse. The program provides an update on the status of the Sandinista party (the FSLN) in Nicaragua after the death of Tomas Borge. And with the failing health of President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela, what is in store for that country during this crucial election year? The program also deals with political fallout from the resurgence of the Shining Path guerrillas in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Orozco of the Inter-American Dialogue, and
Michael McCarthy of Johns Hopkins University.
...
2012-05-1130 min
Human RightsThe Pope's Aftermath in Cuba (Lp5042012)Religion and politics, the topics we're told not to bring up in polite company take center stage this week on Latin Pulse, with the focus again returning to Cuba. The Cuban government's response to the visit of Pope Benedict XVI continues to resonate across the island in the human rights community and beyond. The program also includes news of the death of Sandinista leader Tomas Borge in Nicaragua.
In-Depth Interviews:
Tom Quigley formerly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and
Rev. Joe Eldridge of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
(The photo is from...
2012-05-0430 minCubaThe Pope's Aftermath in Cuba (Lp5042012)Religion and politics, the topics we're told not to bring up in polite company take center stage this week on Latin Pulse, with the focus again returning to Cuba. The Cuban government's response to the visit of Pope Benedict XVI continues to resonate across the island in the human rights community and beyond. The program also includes news of the death of Sandinista leader Tomas Borge in Nicaragua.
In-Depth Interviews:
Tom Quigley formerly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and
Rev. Joe Eldridge of American University.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Lydia Beyoud
(The photo is from...
2012-05-0430 min
GuatemalaMigration's Wide Impact (Lp3162012)This week, Latin Pulse provides a special focus on the issue of immigration. Some of the interviews in this week's program were gathered remotely during our recent trip to Guatemala. So the program includes points of view about immigration from Central America, Mexico and the United States. Issues include the impact of immigration on the environment and rural resources, and also how deportation affects communities in both the United States and Guatemala. The news segment of the program covers the continuing controversy over illegal mining in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Susan Kandel of PRISMA & Mario Bronfman of the Ford Foundation...
2012-03-1630 minHuman RightsMigration's Wide Impact (Lp3162012)This week, Latin Pulse provides a special focus on the issue of immigration. Some of the interviews in this week's program were gathered remotely during our recent trip to Guatemala. So the program includes points of view about immigration from Central America, Mexico and the United States. Issues include the impact of immigration on the environment and rural resources, and also how deportation affects communities in both the United States and Guatemala. The news segment of the program covers the continuing controversy over illegal mining in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Susan Kandel of PRISMA & Mario Bronfman of the Ford Foundation...
2012-03-1630 minMexicoMigration's Wide Impact (Lp3162012)This week, Latin Pulse provides a special focus on the issue of immigration. Some of the interviews in this week's program were gathered remotely during our recent trip to Guatemala. So the program includes points of view about immigration from Central America, Mexico and the United States. Issues include the impact of immigration on the environment and rural resources, and also how deportation affects communities in both the United States and Guatemala. The news segment of the program covers the continuing controversy over illegal mining in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Susan Kandel of PRISMA & Mario Bronfman of the Ford Foundation...
2012-03-1630 minCentral AmericaMigration's Wide Impact (Lp3162012)This week, Latin Pulse provides a special focus on the issue of immigration. Some of the interviews in this week's program were gathered remotely during our recent trip to Guatemala. So the program includes points of view about immigration from Central America, Mexico and the United States. Issues include the impact of immigration on the environment and rural resources, and also how deportation affects communities in both the United States and Guatemala. The news segment of the program covers the continuing controversy over illegal mining in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Susan Kandel of PRISMA & Mario Bronfman of the Ford Foundation...
2012-03-1630 minThe Environment & EnvironmentalismMigration's Wide Impact (Lp3162012)This week, Latin Pulse provides a special focus on the issue of immigration. Some of the interviews in this week's program were gathered remotely during our recent trip to Guatemala. So the program includes points of view about immigration from Central America, Mexico and the United States. Issues include the impact of immigration on the environment and rural resources, and also how deportation affects communities in both the United States and Guatemala. The news segment of the program covers the continuing controversy over illegal mining in Peru.
In-Depth Interviews:
Susan Kandel of PRISMA & Mario Bronfman of the Ford Foundation...
2012-03-1630 min
Indigenous TopicsIndigenous Issues: Guatemala, Bolivia & Peru (Lp1132012)With the planned inauguration this weekend of former general Otto Perez Molina as the new president of Guatemala, concern turns to the indigenous communities of that country, once targets of genocide at the hands of Guatemala's military. This edition of Latin Pulse takes a special look at indigenous issues throughout the hemisphere, with a focus not only on Guatemala, but also Bolivia, and review of the administration of Alejandro Toledo in Peru. The news segment of the program includes a report about the tour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through Latin America and Iran's links to Venezuela.
In-Depth Interviews:
Kelsey Alford-Jones of...
2012-01-1430 minMinority IssuesIndigenous Issues: Guatemala, Bolivia & Peru (Lp1132012)With the planned inauguration this weekend of former general Otto Perez Molina as the new president of Guatemala, concern turns to the indigenous communities of that country, once targets of genocide at the hands of Guatemala's military. This edition of Latin Pulse takes a special look at indigenous issues throughout the hemisphere, with a focus not only on Guatemala, but also Bolivia, and review of the administration of Alejandro Toledo in Peru. The news segment of the program includes a report about the tour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through Latin America and Iran's links to Venezuela.
In-Depth Interviews:
Kelsey Alford-Jones of...
2012-01-1430 minGuatemalaIndigenous Issues: Guatemala, Bolivia & Peru (Lp1132012)With the planned inauguration this weekend of former general Otto Perez Molina as the new president of Guatemala, concern turns to the indigenous communities of that country, once targets of genocide at the hands of Guatemala's military. This edition of Latin Pulse takes a special look at indigenous issues throughout the hemisphere, with a focus not only on Guatemala, but also Bolivia, and review of the administration of Alejandro Toledo in Peru. The news segment of the program includes a report about the tour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through Latin America and Iran's links to Venezuela.
In-Depth Interviews:
Kelsey Alford-Jones of...
2012-01-1430 minBoliviaIndigenous Issues: Guatemala, Bolivia & Peru (Lp1132012)With the planned inauguration this weekend of former general Otto Perez Molina as the new president of Guatemala, concern turns to the indigenous communities of that country, once targets of genocide at the hands of Guatemala's military. This edition of Latin Pulse takes a special look at indigenous issues throughout the hemisphere, with a focus not only on Guatemala, but also Bolivia, and review of the administration of Alejandro Toledo in Peru. The news segment of the program includes a report about the tour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through Latin America and Iran's links to Venezuela.
In-Depth Interviews:
Kelsey Alford-Jones of...
2012-01-1430 minHuman RightsIndigenous Issues: Guatemala, Bolivia & Peru (Lp1132012)With the planned inauguration this weekend of former general Otto Perez Molina as the new president of Guatemala, concern turns to the indigenous communities of that country, once targets of genocide at the hands of Guatemala's military. This edition of Latin Pulse takes a special look at indigenous issues throughout the hemisphere, with a focus not only on Guatemala, but also Bolivia, and review of the administration of Alejandro Toledo in Peru. The news segment of the program includes a report about the tour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through Latin America and Iran's links to Venezuela.
In-Depth Interviews:
Kelsey Alford-Jones of...
2012-01-1430 minCentral AmericaIndigenous Issues: Guatemala, Bolivia & Peru (Lp1132012)With the planned inauguration this weekend of former general Otto Perez Molina as the new president of Guatemala, concern turns to the indigenous communities of that country, once targets of genocide at the hands of Guatemala's military. This edition of Latin Pulse takes a special look at indigenous issues throughout the hemisphere, with a focus not only on Guatemala, but also Bolivia, and review of the administration of Alejandro Toledo in Peru. The news segment of the program includes a report about the tour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad through Latin America and Iran's links to Venezuela.
In-Depth Interviews:
Kelsey Alford-Jones of...
2012-01-1430 min
MexicoLatin America's Economic Growth & Diplomacy's New Front (Lp1052012)The first program of the new year examines how Mexico and other Latin American countries may provide a financial buffer in the global financial crisis. Can Mexico, Brazil, Peru and other countries come to the aid of Europe? This edition of Latin Pulse, also looks at the new multinational diplomatic organization the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC, by its Spanish acronym) and what that means for the Organization of American States (OAS). The program's news segment deals with the legal finding in Ecuador against Chevron for polluting the Amazon.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University; and
...
2012-01-0530 minEconomicsLatin America's Economic Growth & Diplomacy's New Front (Lp1052012)The first program of the new year examines how Mexico and other Latin American countries may provide a financial buffer in the global financial crisis. Can Mexico, Brazil, Peru and other countries come to the aid of Europe? This edition of Latin Pulse, also looks at the new multinational diplomatic organization the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC, by its Spanish acronym) and what that means for the Organization of American States (OAS). The program's news segment deals with the legal finding in Ecuador against Chevron for polluting the Amazon.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University; and
...
2012-01-0530 minDiplomacyLatin America's Economic Growth & Diplomacy's New Front (Lp1052012)The first program of the new year examines how Mexico and other Latin American countries may provide a financial buffer in the global financial crisis. Can Mexico, Brazil, Peru and other countries come to the aid of Europe? This edition of Latin Pulse, also looks at the new multinational diplomatic organization the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC, by its Spanish acronym) and what that means for the Organization of American States (OAS). The program's news segment deals with the legal finding in Ecuador against Chevron for polluting the Amazon.
In-Depth Interviews:
Manuel Suarez-Mier of American University; and
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2012-01-0530 min
MexicoRap & Social Movements in Latin America (Lp12222011)For the holiday season, "Latin Pulse" revisits music and culture in Latin America. This program is a sequel of sorts to last month's music special (http://soundcloud.com/latinpulse/lp111811) that focused on music and social movements. This program again has a focus on Afro-Cuban culture and Cuban rap. But this special also talks about rap as protest music in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The program includes frank discussion about the delicate subject of race relations in Cuba. The news segment of the program includes the latest on heated political exchanges between the U.S. and Venezuela.
*Warning: The music...
2011-12-2230 minLatin American MusicRap & Social Movements in Latin America (Lp12222011)For the holiday season, "Latin Pulse" revisits music and culture in Latin America. This program is a sequel of sorts to last month's music special (http://soundcloud.com/latinpulse/lp111811) that focused on music and social movements. This program again has a focus on Afro-Cuban culture and Cuban rap. But this special also talks about rap as protest music in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The program includes frank discussion about the delicate subject of race relations in Cuba. The news segment of the program includes the latest on heated political exchanges between the U.S. and Venezuela.
*Warning: The music...
2011-12-2230 minAfro-Latin American TopicsRap & Social Movements in Latin America (Lp12222011)For the holiday season, "Latin Pulse" revisits music and culture in Latin America. This program is a sequel of sorts to last month's music special (http://soundcloud.com/latinpulse/lp111811) that focused on music and social movements. This program again has a focus on Afro-Cuban culture and Cuban rap. But this special also talks about rap as protest music in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The program includes frank discussion about the delicate subject of race relations in Cuba. The news segment of the program includes the latest on heated political exchanges between the U.S. and Venezuela.
*Warning: The music...
2011-12-2230 minMinority IssuesRap & Social Movements in Latin America (Lp12222011)For the holiday season, "Latin Pulse" revisits music and culture in Latin America. This program is a sequel of sorts to last month's music special (http://soundcloud.com/latinpulse/lp111811) that focused on music and social movements. This program again has a focus on Afro-Cuban culture and Cuban rap. But this special also talks about rap as protest music in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The program includes frank discussion about the delicate subject of race relations in Cuba. The news segment of the program includes the latest on heated political exchanges between the U.S. and Venezuela.
*Warning: The music...
2011-12-2230 minCubaRap & Social Movements in Latin America (Lp12222011)For the holiday season, "Latin Pulse" revisits music and culture in Latin America. This program is a sequel of sorts to last month's music special (http://soundcloud.com/latinpulse/lp111811) that focused on music and social movements. This program again has a focus on Afro-Cuban culture and Cuban rap. But this special also talks about rap as protest music in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The program includes frank discussion about the delicate subject of race relations in Cuba. The news segment of the program includes the latest on heated political exchanges between the U.S. and Venezuela.
*Warning: The music...
2011-12-2230 minThe Drug WarRap & Social Movements in Latin America (Lp12222011)For the holiday season, "Latin Pulse" revisits music and culture in Latin America. This program is a sequel of sorts to last month's music special (http://soundcloud.com/latinpulse/lp111811) that focused on music and social movements. This program again has a focus on Afro-Cuban culture and Cuban rap. But this special also talks about rap as protest music in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The program includes frank discussion about the delicate subject of race relations in Cuba. The news segment of the program includes the latest on heated political exchanges between the U.S. and Venezuela.
*Warning: The music...
2011-12-2230 min