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18. Russia and Cuba Could End the Venezuelan Catastrophe. Seriously

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Venezuela -- Political aspects -- Military aspects, Alliances (Government relations) -- Political aspects -- Military aspects, Travel restrictions, International cooperation -- Military aspects, Military operations -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act of 1996
Abstract

MEXICO CITY -- A failed attempt at a military uprising in Venezuela on April 30 is the latest chapter in the country's slow march toward catastrophe. The situation now has [...]

Published
2019

19. Trouble Looms for Mexico's New President

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Presidents (Government) -- Elections -- Political activity, Presidential inaugurations, United States foreign relations, Mexican foreign relations, Emigration and immigration, Financial markets, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MEXICO CITY -- Amid nervous financial markets, a buildup of thousands of Honduran migrants in Tijuana eager to enter the United States, pressure from the Trump administration on immigration and [...]

Published
2018

20. The devaluation: a political reflection

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Peso (Mexico) -- Economic aspects, Currency devaluation -- Economic aspects, Mexico -- Economic aspects
Published
1995

22. The clouding political horizon

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, Political reform -- Mexico, Mexico -- Political aspects
Published
1993

24. The decline of communism and the Latin American left

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Latin America -- Political aspects, Socialism -- Latin America, Political science
Abstract

Socialist movements in Latin America were greatly affected by the fall of communism in Europe. These movements lost an economic and political paradigm with the fall of the USSR. However, the demise of the USSR could, in the long run, prove to be beneficial to socialists in Latin America because these movements are no longer obliged to attest to the effectiveness of Soviet-style communism. In addition, these movements can now address socio-economic problems instrinsic to their countries without interference from the USSR.

Published
1992

25. The Upside of a U.S. Immigration Plan

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
United States. Department of Homeland Security. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Immigration policy -- Analysis, Temporary employees -- Laws, regulations and rules, Visas -- Laws, regulations and rules, Illegal immigrant children -- Forecasts and trends, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MEXICO CITY -- Immigration has been on the United States-Mexico agenda for years. In recent times, three American attempts at comprehensive immigration reform, which included amnesty for undocumented Mexicans in [...]

Published
2018

26. Where is Latin America headed?

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Latin America -- Political aspects, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Referendums -- Forecasts and trends, Voter turnout -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The recent presidential vote in Chile, along with the Nov. 26 contest in Honduras, signals the beginning of a yearlong electoral cycle in Latin America. By the end of 2018, [...]

Published
2017

27. Ferocious differences

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Mexico -- Economic aspects, National characteristics -- Mexico -- Economic aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Economic aspects
Abstract

As Mexico sinks into economic and social depression, it may be time to dwell on some of the lessons of this new Mexican meltdown--the fourth major debacle in Mexico in [...]

Published
1995

28. Can NAFTA change Mexico?

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Mexico -- Political aspects, Commercial treaties -- Interpretation and construction -- Political aspects, Free Trade Agreement, 1992, United States-Canada-Mexico, International relations, Political science, Political aspects, Interpretation and construction
Abstract

THE RISKS OF FREE TRADE Many Mexicans have welcomed NAFTA as an undisguised blessing, whatever its effects on the United States. In the government and among the general population the [...]

Published
1993

29. The wrong free-trade deal?

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G. and Heredia, Carlos

Subjects
Free trade -- Analysis, Free Trade Agreement, 1992, UnitedStates-Canada-Mexico
Published
1993

30. What is Che Guevara's legacy?

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Activism -- Appreciation, Cuban history -- Political aspects, Freedom -- History, Political issue, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MEXICO CITY -- Ernesto Che Guevara died 50 years ago in the wilds of Bolivia, near Vallegrande. He was captured in Quebrada del Yuro, a barren ravine close to the [...]

Published
2017

31. Mexico's Forceful Resistance

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
United States foreign relations, Free trade -- Political aspects, Mexican foreign relations, Immigration policy -- Evaluation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MEXICO CITY -- It has been just over a week since President Trump took office, and he already has a diplomatic mini-crisis on his hands. First, he demanded that Mexico [...]

Published
2017

36. Looking to the future

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G. and Morales, Marco A.

Subjects
Election law -- Analysis, Presidents -- Elections, Presidents -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Political science
Abstract

The electoral rules of Mexico, political institutions and the ways in which they interact with one other are investigated to explore how the present difficulties in Mexico after an amazingly close 2006 presidential election have developed and how they can be resolved. Electoral reforms, electoral-cum-institutional reforms and institutional reforms would be necessary to enhance the political stability of Mexico's democratic institution.

Published
2007

37. Tapping Mexico's Potential

Author

Alberro, Jose, Castaneda, Jorge G., and Gardels, Nathan

Subjects
Economic development -- Planning, Economic development -- Mexico, Company business planning
Published
2005

39. Latin America's New Proxy War; Washington has gone all-out to stop ChAvez from winning [a Security Council seat]. He's been personally campaigning for months

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Venezuela -- Officials and employees -- Membership, United Nations. Security Council -- Membership -- Officials and employees, Summit meetings -- Political aspects, Anti-Americanism -- Political aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political activity, Aims and objectives, Membership, Political aspects, Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Jorge G. Castaneda The summit of nonaligned countries held last week in Havana was an occasion for all sorts of things: speculating on Fidel Castro's health, supporting all the [...]

Published
2006

40. What Else Ends With Castro

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Latin America -- Political aspects, Cuba -- Political aspects -- Influence, Revolutionists -- Influence -- Political aspects -- Political activity, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Influence, Political activity, Political aspects
Abstract

Byline: Jorge G. Castaneda (Castaneda is Global Distinguished Professor of Politics and Latin American Studies at New York University.) As always in countries like Cuba, speculation is by definition idle. [...]

Published
2006

42. With A Little Help From Our Friends; Developed nations can help rally the Mexican people behind the idea that democracy works

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Election monitoring -- Management -- Political aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Presidents -- Elections, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Jorge Castaneda (Castaneda, Mexico's former foreign minister, will be taking leave as a NEWSWEEK International contributor until after the 2006 Mexican presidential elections, in which he is a candidate.) [...]

Published
2004

43. A Leader Foiled By an Old System

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Mexico -- Economic policy -- Planning, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Evaluation -- Planning -- Economic policy, Political parties -- Evaluation -- Mexico -- Public opinion, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Company business planning, Planning, Evaluation, Economic policy, Public opinion, Social policy
Abstract

Castaneda was foreign minister of Mexico from 2000 to 2003. Mexico and Vicente Fox are at an impasse. Halfway through Fox's term as president, Mexicans are disconcerted with his government, [...]

Published
2004

44. Rebecca West's Mexico

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Survivors in Mexico (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Literature/writing
Abstract

SURVIVORS IN MEXICO By Rebecca West. Edited by Bernard Schweizer. 264 pp. New Haven: Yale University Press. $26.95. ''SURVIVORS IN MEXICO'' is the book everyone who has ever written anything [...]

Published
2003

45. Saving President Fox

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Political reform -- Planning, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Company business planning, Domestic policy, Planning, Aims and objectives
Abstract

Castaneda was foreign minister of Mexico from 2000 to 2002. Latin America has begun to pick itself up. Under its charismatic new president, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, Brazil is [...]

Published
2003

46. A Rare Opportunity

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
International relations, Chile -- International relations, Mexico -- International relations
Abstract

Castaneda stepped down as Mexican foreign minister in January 2003; he teaches International Relations at the National Autonomous Mexican University and at New York University. In Chile and Mexico a […]

Published
2003

47. A Historic Vote for Change

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Mexico -- Elections, Presidents -- Elections, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Elections
Abstract

There are many reasons for Vicente Fox's victory. His charisma, his obstinacy and vitality, his constant efforts to reach out both to the left and the PRI to build a [...]

Published
2000

48. Why I Will Vote For Fox

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Institutional Revolutionary Party, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

There are only six weeks to go before Mexico's presidential election. The dead-heat phase of the campaign ended with the presidential debate on April 23. Now voters are facing a [...]

Published
2000

49. New Policies on Immigration?

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
Emigration and immigration law -- Laws, regulations and rules, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Government regulation, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Immigration is not exactly a new issue in U.S.-Mexican or hemispheric relations, and it is not often that it gives rise to fresh ideas or exciting opportunities. The only novelty [...]

Published
2000

50. Conservatism and Change

Author

Castaneda, Jorge G.

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity -- Political aspects, Partido Accion Nacional -- Political activity -- Political aspects
Abstract

Castaneda teaches political science at New York University and the National Autonomous University of Mexico. If Mexico's upcoming presidential elections were held today, PRI candidate Francisco Labastida would win by [...]

Published
2000

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