Publications

La economía de Brasil podría mejorar con una política industrial

Mark Weisbrot
Folha de São Paulo (Brasil), 1 de febrero, 2012
En Inglés | En Portugués

Mark Weisbrot / 03 Febrero 2012

Article Artículo

MINUSTAH, de acuerdo a los números

Jake Johnston
Truthout, 10 de diciembre, 2011
En Inglés

Jake Johnston / 12 Enero 2012

Article Artículo

La ONU debe pagar por el desastre que causó en Haití y dejar de mentir sobre el tema

Mark Weisbrot
The Guardian Unlimited, 20 de diciembre, 2011
En Inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 23 Diciembre 2011

Article Artículo

Creación de nueva organización regional representa un gran paso adelante para el hemisferio

Mark Weisbrot
McClatchy-Tribune Information Services, 22 de diciembre, 2011

Mark Weisbrot / 23 Diciembre 2011

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Organization of American States

Datos de las Elecciones Bolivianas Añaden Más Pruebas de que la OEA Fabricó Las Denuncias de Fraude del Año Pasado

Esas 226 actas nunca mostraron un fraude, como afirmó la OEA. Sin embargo, sí revelan cómo la OEA privó de sus derechos a decenas de miles de indígenas bolivianos en sus descarados intentos por justificar la destitución antidemocrática de un líder electo.

Jake Johnston / October 22, 2020

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Government

Private Equity

Revolving Door Project

How BlackRock is on Track to Infiltrate a Biden Administration

As Joe Biden leads in national polls and swing states, the most powerful firms in the country are seeking assurances that his administration won't crack down on their crimes.

Max Moran / October 22, 2020

Article Artículo

Data from Bolivia’s Election Add More Evidence That OAS Fabricated Last Year’s Fraud Claims

US Foreign Policy

Jake Johnston / October 21, 2020

Article Artículo

Bolivians Reclaim Their Democracy

The overwhelming MAS election victory is a repudiation of the racist coup regime as well as the Trump administration and the OAS, which helped install it.

Mark Weisbrot / October 21, 2020

Article Artículo

Coronavirus

Government-Granted Patent Monopolies Gave Purdue Pharma Incentives to Push Opioids

Maybe this is too obvious a point, but I don't see it mentioned in news coverage of the company's settlement.

Dean Baker / October 21, 2020

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Two Interviews on the Bolivian Coup and Its Aftermath

Two new interviews recorded for a new podcast, “While We were Sleeping,” offer useful context for the October 18 general elections just carried out in Bolivia.

CEPR and Francesca Emanuele / October 20, 2020

Article Artículo

Organization of American States

Bolivian Elections Live Blog

Bolivians go to the polls October 18 in the first general elections since democratically elected president Evo Morales was forced out in a military coup.

October 18, 2020

Article Artículo

Organization of American States

The OAS Helped Facilitate Last Year’s Coup Against Evo Morales. Now It’s Observing Today’s Bolivian Elections

The Organization of American States, a supposedly neutral election observer, helped legitimate last year’s coup in Bolivia by falsely claiming Evo Morales had committed election fraud. And now it’s observing today’s elections

Kevin Cashman / October 18, 2020

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Washington Post Suffers from Which Way Is Up Problem: Repealing Section 230 is DEREGULATING Facebook

The threat to remove Section 230 protections from FCC chair Ajit Pai is obviously an act of political intimidation directed at Facebook and Twitter.

Dean Baker / October 17, 2020

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Coronavirus

Waiting for a Vaccine and the Collaborative Research Alternative

If the United States had pursued a route of open collaborative research, we would now be in a position to start mass producing China's leading vaccines and distributing them as soon as evidence of their effectiveness was sufficiently established.

Dean Baker / October 16, 2020

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Ecuador

International Monetary Fund

Ecuador’s New Loan Program: A Tale of Two IMFs

World Bank

The IMF should be focused assisting governments with the expansion of progressive and corporate taxation and helping all countries coordinate stimulus measures for jobs and sustainable development, not continuing to push harmful austerity.

Lara Merling / October 15, 2020

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Government

Revolving Door Project

Biden’s Treasury Could Fight Climate Change, But Would Lael Brainard’s?

Biden’s choice for Treasury Secretary is arguably among his most important climate policy decisions.

Joshua Timi Iwayemi, Miranda Litwak and Jeff Hauser / October 15, 2020

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Ecuador

International Monetary Fund

El FMI impone más recortes para Ecuador, aunque predica lo contrario

El FMI que se presenta en las reuniones anuales no es el mismo FMI que el que organiza los programas de préstamos, como se demuestra en el caso de Ecuador.

Lara Merling / October 15, 2020

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Government

Revolving Door Project

Prop 22 Is a Dress Rehearsal for This Biden Cabinet Hopeful’s Confirmation Battle

Uber, DoorDash, and Lyft want to neutralize workers’ rights for gig economy workers. They got the idea from Obama’s former acting secretary of labor, Seth Harris.

Max Moran / October 14, 2020

Prices Byte Artículo

Growth

Overall and Core CPI Rise 0.2 Percent in September, as Pandemic Price Patterns Reappear

Dean Baker / October 13, 2020

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Educating the Washington Post on Section 230

Section 230 effectively allows Facebook to profit from being a conduit of libelous material.

Dean Baker / October 13, 2020

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International Monetary Fund

The Washington Post Has Never Heard of the International Monetary Fund

The editorial never once mentions the proposal before the International Monetary Fund to substantially increase the special drawing rights available to developing countries.

Dean Baker / October 12, 2020

Article Artículo

Trump’s Triple Failure: Virus Control, Stimulus, and the Trade Deficit

Globalization and Trade

Workers

Unless policymakers act quickly, there will be no countervailing sources of demand to reverse the impact of Trump’s historically large trade imbalances.

Dean Baker and Jared Bernstein / October 12, 2020

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Coronavirus