Publications

‘Decisiones Difíciles’: Hillary Clinton admite su papel en el golpe de Honduras

Mark Weisbrot
Al Jazeera América, 29 de septiembre, 2014

Mark Weisbrot / 12 Noviembre 2014

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Un nuevo sistema cambiario para Venezuela

Mark Weisbrot
03 de noviembre 2014, Últimas Noticias

Mark Weisbrot / 03 Noviembre 2014

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Por qué Dilma Rousseff Puede Volver a Ganar La Presidencia en Brasil

Mark Weisbrot
05 de Octubre 2014, Últimas Noticias

Mark Weisbrot / 06 Octubre 2014

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El Mundo

La guerra con ISIS debe debatirse, tanto en el Congreso de EEUU como en el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU

Mark Weisbrot
Últimas Noticias, 7 de septiembre, 2014
The Hill, 8 de septiembre, 2014

Mark Weisbrot / 08 Septiembre 2014

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El caso Carvajal nuevamente revela divisiones en la política del gobierno de Obama

Mark Weisbrot
Últimas Noticias, el 3 de agosto, 2014
The Hill, el 29 de julio, 2014

En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 12 Agosto 2014

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La crisis de los niños refugiados centroamericanos: hecho en EE.UU.

Alexander Main
Dissent, 30 de julio, 2014

Alexander Main / 11 Agosto 2014

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Reparando el sistema cambiario en Venezuela

Venezuela

El Mundo

Mark Weisbrot
Últimas Noticias, 6 de julio 2014

Mark Weisbrot / 07 Julio 2014

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Argentina

¿Quién le disparó a Argentina? Un caso misterioso digno de investigación en Washington

El Mundo

Mark Weisbrot
Página/12, 1 de julio, 2014
U.S. News and World Report, 24 de junio, 2014

En inglés

Mark Weisbrot / 01 Julio 2014

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Health and Social Programs

How Much Will Trumpcare Insurance Cost People with Health Issues?

It is reasonable to ask how much money people should expect to pay for their insurance if ... Trump gets his way and eliminates the ACA.

Dean Baker / October 01, 2020

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The Defining Down of Economic Deprivation: Why We Need to Reset the Poverty Line

Poverty

The way the federal government measures poverty, rooted in the economic assumptions of the 1960s and 1990s, is woefully out of date, resulting in a drastic underreporting of families in poverty.

Shawn Fremstad / September 30, 2020

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Patent Monopolies in Prescription Drugs Cause Corruption # 43,508

Intellectual Property

Indiscriminate use of tariffs is likely to lead to large-scale corruption, as corporations use their political power to gain special treatment.

Dean Baker / September 30, 2020

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Election Interference in Latin America: A Growing Danger

In Latin America, organized social media manipulation campaigns have already become a go-to strategy for many right-wing movements and governments.

Brett Heinz / September 30, 2020

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Health and Social Programs

The Debate We Had vs. the Debate We Needed

The presidency is about running the executive branch, which you wouldn’t know from the debate questions.

Eleanor Eagan, Max Moran and Jeff Hauser / September 30, 2020

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Housing Affordability and Insecurity Before and During the Pandemic

Housing

Yixia Cai and Shawn Fremstad / September 29, 2020

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The US Postal Service Is a National Asset: Don’t Trash It

The financial problems of the United States Postal Service (USPS) are the result of misguided policy decisions — some of them long-standing — not declines in first-class mail, its primary source of revenue.

Max B. Sawicky / September 29, 2020

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Health and Social Programs

How Academic Medical Centers Made Out on Coronavirus Bailouts

It’s time to re-examine the tax-exempt status of these profit-making ‘nonprofits.’

Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt / September 28, 2020

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How’s that Recovery Going?

Donald Trump boasts endlessly about the economic recovery and insists that people are doing great now. The numbers disagree.

Dean Baker / September 28, 2020

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Your Periodic Reminder that CEOs Maximize CEO Pay, Not Shareholder Returns

There is considerable evidence that CEOs do not earn their $20 million pay.

Dean Baker / September 24, 2020

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Re-Fund the EPA

In order to save the planet, the next administration must hire thousands of people to implement climate policy.

CEPR and Yevgeny Shrago / September 24, 2020

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It’s Not Vaccine Nationalism, It’s Vaccine Idiocy

Intellectual Property

The pandemic gave us an extraordinary opportunity to experiment with an alternative mechanism for financing research that could have enormously benefitted public health, both in the United States and elsewhere. The failure to have a visible alternative wi

Dean Baker / September 22, 2020

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What a Defiant Democratic Party Looks Like

Their leaders’ timidity has failed to limit Republican extremism. So it will cost them nothing to fight tooth and nail against McConnell’s latest plot

Jeff Hauser and Eleanor Eagan / September 22, 2020

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Are Red State Governors Getting Their People Killed to Help Donald Trump’s Re-Election Chances?

This is an incredibly ghoulish question, that would be absurd to ask in normal times. But these are not normal times.

Dean Baker / September 21, 2020

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Bolivia

US Foreign Policy

What the OAS Did to Bolivia

Bolivia has descended into a nightmare of political repression and racist state violence since the democratically elected government of Evo Morales was overthrown by the military on November 10.

Mark Weisbrot / September 18, 2020

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Ecuador

Political Trials and Electoral Bans: the Battle for Democracy in Ecuador

Amidst political trials and electoral bans, Moreno's assault on democracy is past the point of no return

Guillaume Long / September 18, 2020

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Globalization and Trade

Trade Wars Are Class Wars: Even More than Klein and Pettis Say

Intellectual Property

The focus should be on reducing the protectionist barriers ... and on limiting the protections for intellectual property that raise the prices we pay for a wide range of items, and hand the money to a relatively small elite in a position to benefit.

Dean Baker / September 18, 2020

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Ecuador

Juicios políticos y vetos electorales en la batalla por la democracia en Ecuador

La persecución política y la manipulación de las elecciones por parte del gobierno de Moreno ya han convencido a un gran segmento de la población ecuatoriana, que las elecciones no son libres y justas. Este es un territorio inexplorado.

Guillaume Long / September 18, 2020

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Bolivia

US Foreign Policy

Lo que la OEA le hizo a Bolivia

Bolivia ha caído en una pesadilla de represión política y violencia estatal racista desde que el gobierno de Evo Morales, elegido democráticamente, fue derrocado por los militares el 10 de noviembre.

Mark Weisbrot / September 18, 2020

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