Latin Pulse: 7.15.2016

Latin Pulse

An hour-long special covers various issues regarding human rights and democratization on Latin Pulse this week. The program includes a wide-ranging discussion of the various crises affecting Venezuela, including the political and economic situations. The analysis also includes discussions on the peace process in Colombia and accusations of human rights abuses by the military in Honduras. The program also includes a review of a book on corruption in Brazil. The news segment of the program covers how El Salvador's Supreme Court struck down the country's amnesty law opening the door to human rights prosecutions linked to the country's civil war.
The program includes in-depth interviews with:

Dan Hellinger of Webster University;
Orlando Perez of Millersville University;
Gimena Sanchez of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA); and
Alex Cuadros, author of Brazillionaires.
Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell;
Technical Director: Jim Singer; and
Production Assistant: Chorsie Martin.

(To download or stream this podcast, click here.)

(The program is 60 minutes in length and the file size is 83 MB.)

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news
Latin America
politics
Brazil
atrocities
massacres
violence
crime
human rights
El Salvador
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
Organization of American States
Juan Orlando Hernandez
Juan Manuel Santos
Carlos Andres Perez
military
UN
Berta Caceres
Dilma Rousseff
U.S. Congress
corruption
protest movement
Colombia
Petrobras
Spain
Jesuits
assassinations
economics
OAS
CELAC
media
impeachment
food shortages
food riots
recall movement
political repression
Honduras
media
oil
UNASUR
coup
democracy
authoritarianism
police
homicide
ELN
paramilitaries
FARC
cocaine
infrastructure
torture
Nicolas Maduro
Hugo Chavez
Luis Almagro
United Nations
Manuel Zelaya
Drug War
peace process
United States
Workers Party
Mexico