Ramon Antonio Veras. I.- Not independence, change of master 1.- Many Latin Americans and Caribbeans have the false belief in their heads that only Puerto Rico remained under colonialism, after the other countries freed themselves from Spanish rule, but it What has happened to several of our countries is that […]
Abinader, in his first 100 days, failed in his foreign policy Read more »
Ramon Antonio Veras. I.- The weakness of the Dominican progressive movement 1.- Human beings, when acting in politics, regardless of whether it is individually or collectively, must proceed taking into account their possibilities and the reality to be faced; which means that he should not overstate or minimize the situation, but rather take it into account.
Faced with the foreign policy of surrender to the empire, a democratic demand is imposed Read more »
By Johann Newton López For quite some time now, the international community has provided spaces in order to resolve conflicts or problems that affect all States and thereby ensure actions for the benefit of the entire community without harming some of the countries in a participatory way. to counteract these drawbacks, being
The international community and multilateralism Read more »
By Johann Newton López In the United Nations system, the body entrusted with international security and peace is the Security Council, in accordance with the San Francisco Charter, however, the fact that some nations have a right to veto has prevented the
Unilateral sanctions of States in the international sphere Read more »
By Johann Newton López The United Nations Security Council, since the approval of the San Francisco Charter, has had five members with the right to veto; France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Russia and China, which embodied the winning nations of the Second World War. In the case of the People's Republic
The balance of power in the United Nations Security Council Read more »
Public International Law as a regulator of relations between States and other subjects, constitutes a force for States that, due to different factors, have not been able to secure a place next to the great powers. The real question would be why is it an indispensable tool for said States?
International law and foreign policy Read more »