These are some of the conclusions drawn from the Inter-American Commission’s findings. Furthermore, the document highlights the authoritarian restructuring of the state resulting from the government’s reforms.
We, the undersigned organizations, call on all States to immediately cease or refrain from supporting US extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean.
Its ruling allows the Government to crack down on and persecute those who demonstrate in public spaces. The decision will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
In the wake of the United States’ new security and defense strategies, the agendas of counterterrorism and drug trafficking in Latin America have converged to legitimize violent and repressive emergency measures. We are participating in various international forums to raise awareness about the impact this convergence has on human rights in the region.
Far-right governments and their authoritarian leanings have revived the notion of “narco-terrorism” to reframe drug policy around a war paradigm—while advancing exceptional measures that sidestep democratic accountability.
At the 70th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, a commitment to gender equality was reaffirmed, and countries were urged to eliminate laws, policies, and practices that contribute to discrimination.
Half a century after the last coup d’état, we conducted a public opinion poll in collaboration with Pulsar.UBA. The report shows that the majority holds a negative view of the military dictatorship (71%) and believes that the trials should continue (70%).
