Argentina
Argentina: the end of Peronist exceptionalism and doubts about governability
Por Ignacio Labaqui
21-11-2023 | Articles
The Libertarian Illusion and How it Threatens Human Rights
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
30-05-2023 | Articles
Annual Report 2020
In the year of the Covid-19 pandemic, CADAL quickly adapted itself by organizing events virtually, publishing articles, reports, and books, and working on exchanges with colleagues from civil societies. All of this, amid important organizational changes that included the redesign of the website, the definition of five projects with their respective initiatives, and the renewal of part of the staff.
31-12-2020 | Annual Reports
Closed Memory The complicity of the Cuban revolution with the Argentine military dictatorship
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
24-03-2020 | Research Reports
Fernández’s March 1 speech before the Legislative Assembly
(The Global Americans) The general formula of establishing good and strong institutions to serve the public are the inspiration of democratic norms. But there is still a long way ahead to discover what will work for Alberto Fernández and what shape his democratic policies will take.
Por Sabrina Ajmechet
10-03-2020 | Articles
Argentina’s controversial foreign policy
(Global Americans) Under Argentina’s new government, foreign policy decisions based more on ideological affinity than on greater pragmatism could bare serious consequences for the country, more so when dealing with non-democratic countries.
By Alejandro Di Franco
By Alejandro Di Franco
Por Global Americans (United States)
15-01-2020 | Press
Argentina’s controversial foreign policy
(Global Americans) Under Argentina’s new government, foreign policy decisions based more on ideological affinity than on greater pragmatism could bare serious consequences for the country, more so when dealing with non-democratic countries.
Por Alejandro Di Franco
15-01-2020 | Articles
Annual Report 2019
CADAL thanks those who made possible its work during 2019, contributing to the implementation of activities of analysis, research, dissemination, training, political advocacy and international democratic solidarity aimed at the defense and promotion of human rights.
31-12-2019 | Annual Reports
Annual Report 2018
30-12-2018 | Annual Reports
Cambridge University Press publishes book of member of CADAL’s academic council.
21-12-2018 | Statements
Argentina is walking a thin red line
One year from primary elections, the future of Argentina is torn between economic stagnation, the debate over the decriminalization of abortion, and the corruption of the Kirchner years.
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
16-08-2018 | Articles
Human Rights and Economic Policy Under the Argentine Military Dictatorship, 1976-1983
Por Greg Ross
06-08-2018 | Research Reports
With Plenty of «Ideological Diversionism», CADAL Celebrated its 15th Anniversary
26-02-2018 | Statements
CADAL is Celebrating their 15th Anniversary with a Campaign to Support its Work
22-01-2018 | Statements
Annual Report 2017
31-12-2017 | Annual Reports
Parliamentary Diplomacy and Foreign Policy in Human Rights
(Perfil) Legislators can submit draft declarations condemning humanrights violations in dictatorial countries and ask for declarations from theirrespective governments in intergovernmental organizations; denouncecorrupt electoral processes that are neither fair nor transparent inautocratic regimes; and recognize the work and initiatives of democraticactivists whose lives are at risk.
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
09-12-2017 | Articles
Annual Report 2016
CADAL thanks those who made possible its work during 2019, contributing to the implementation of activities of analysis, research, dissemination, training, political advocacy and international democratic solidarity aimed at the defense and promotion of human rights.
30-12-2016 | Annual Reports
Fidel Castro and the Integrity of Estela de Carlotto in the Defence of Human Rights
(Infobae) A human rights figure cannot be indifferent towards human rights violations that take place in the remaining dictatorships nor they can ignore such evident facts to defend the indefensible.
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
30-11-2016 | Articles
Fidel Castro and the Integrity of Estela de Carlotto in the Defence of Human Rights
A human rights figure cannot be indifferent towards human rights violations that take place in the remaining dictatorships nor they can ignore such evident facts to defend the indefensible. Argentine human rights entities should have been more critical of the Cuban government and express more solidarity towards democratic activists and political prisoners in the island.
By Gabriel Salvia
By Gabriel Salvia
Por Infobae (Argentina)
30-11-2016 | Press
Human Rights Defended by Dictatorships?
Recently, a third of the members of the UN Human Rights Council were renewed with China, the biggest dictatorship in the world, accumulating no less than 180 votes which gives proof to the assumption that several developed democracies voted in China's favour. The same applies to Cuba and Saudi-Arabia which have received 160 and 152 votes, respectively.
By Gabriel C. Salvia
By Gabriel C. Salvia
Por Global Americans (United States)
29-11-2016 | Press
Annual Report 2015
CADAL thanks those who made possible its work during 2015, contributing to the implementation of activities of analysis, research, dissemination, training, political advocacy and international democratic solidarity aimed at the defense and promotion of human rights.
30-12-2015 | Annual Reports
Observatory of International Relations and Human Rights
Coinciding with the International Day of Human Rights, CADAL’s Program for International Democratic Solidarity reports that it already has 10 volunteers for the Observatory of International Relations and Human Rights. Countries that have a volunteer assigned to monitor are: Bahrain, Chad, China, Laos, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan. For now are vacant Eritrea, Belarus, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
10-12-2015 | Statements
