Tío Bernie and the New Coup

In Guatemala, the January 2024 inauguration of new president Bernardo Arévalo was tense due to the months-long efforts to prevent it from ever happening. Led not by the military, but by the bureaucracy, the coup d’etat that Guatemala avoided highlights how the nature of undemocratic practices is gradually morphing in Latin America.

AmericasBy Will FullerFebruary 13, 2024Guatemala, Corruption, revolution, socialism, coup

Sudan’s Need for Hope, Not Division From Foreign Involvement

As the RSF and the Sudanese military make Sudan a warzone, foreign involvement based on nations’ economic interests takes away from the needs of the people of Sudan.

AfricaBy Saanvi ThakurMay 27, 2023Sudan, foreign involvement, RSF, coup, Military, civil war, UAE, Egypt, investment

Vicious Cycles: Burkina Faso’s Coup Quandary

AfricaSora HeoJanuary 3, 2023Burkina Faso, coup, Security, regime