Posts Tagged ‘USAID’
Between Dependency and Diversification: Agrarian Reform in Colombia and the Shift in International Cooperation
As U.S. cooperation is drastically reduced, Colombia is opening its doors to China’s market and investment to support agrarian reform. However, the Asian model—focused on infrastructure and commercial pragmatism—raises serious questions about whether it can fill the gaps in human rights, territorial peace, and humanitarian assistance.
Read MoreCooperation or dependency? Mexico’s dilemma in the face of USAID funding freeze
The freezing of USAID funds has reopened the debate on the relevance and nature of international cooperation.
Read MoreTrump and USAID: an Opportunity to Integrate a Horizontal Treatment in International Cooperation Relations between Colombia and Other Countries?
Future international cooperation agreements between Colombia and other countries must be transformed into horizontal and transparent alliances.
Read MoreProspects for civil society in light of USAID’s withdrawal
This issue of the Newsletter prepared by the Regionalization team at Dejusticia addresses the different aspects of this debate based on the analysis of two critical cases in the Latin American context: Colombia and Mexico.
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