OAS

Nicaragua: between diplomatic pressure and the regime’s maneuvers

The OAS seeks to increase diplomatic pressure on Nicaragua, but its effectiveness will depend on whether the follow-up leads to concrete measures against the regime.

25 years of defending democracy

Twenty-five years after its creation, the Inter-American Democratic Charter faces the challenge of containing democratic erosion that the OAS’s tools have failed to prevent.

New times, more challenges for the OAS

The lack of consensus between OAS members has weakened its capacity for action, and many governments have questioned its role as a mediator in regional conflicts.

How Did Suriname Reach the OAS General Secretariat?

It is the first Caribbean nation to lead the continental organization. Its arrival speaks volumes about the country's strategic importance and a shift in direction. Why?

We are the region that migrates the most

At the end of 2020, more than a quarter of the world's migrant population lived in the Americas, meaning that migrants comprised 7% of the region's total population.

Bullying against electoral polls in Guatemala?

In an adverse context for declaring preferences, the OAS report objected to the pollsters' work after their projections turned out to be far from the results.