Nobody is spelling out a clear vision of hemispheric relations today.
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That story, a hemispheric one, begins in Mexico in the 299s.
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Haiti has been a vibrant, steadfast hemispheric partner since its birth.
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Researchers have 3D-printed a sensing array onto a hemispheric glass dome.
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We use "Indigenous American" as a term for building this hemispheric discourse.
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Now, it seems the hugely important hemispheric trading relationship will remain intact, and uninterrupted.
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"My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders," she said.
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The hemispheric Organization of American States had a special session scheduled for Monday in Washington.
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As winter drives southern mosquitoes into hibernation, our northern hemispheric summer is getting hot and steamy.
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" Elsewhere, Clinton said she dreams of "a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders.
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In 2017 only 19,000 made the hemispheric swap, down from a recent peak of 49,000 in 2006.
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"No one thinks of the children arriving here now as refugees of a hemispheric war," Luiselli writes.
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In a paid speech to a Brazilian bank, she spoke of a "hemispheric common market" for energy.
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The family reunification exemption from the hemispheric caps led to a huge, unanticipated surge in Mexican immigration.
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Its 2011 song "Latinoamérica," featuring celebrated singers from Peru, Brazil and Colombia, became something like a hemispheric anthem.
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Ending the program would consume significant law enforcement resources while hampering U.S. military readiness and Western Hemispheric stability.
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Yet the visit is not about the current state of human rights, but about free trade and hemispheric security.
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The agency broadcast news stories to Latin America in an effort to bolster hemispheric solidarity against the Axis powers.
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"This is a hemispheric issue and the implosion of the regime there is a direct challenge for us," he added.
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There could be some opposing movement in the grains, however, as adverse weather may have hurt Southern Hemispheric wheat crops.
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This is our last chance to decide whether our republic will endure or whether Hillary's hemispheric dream will be realized.
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Bryant also won two Olympic gold medals and a hemispheric International Basketball Federation title with the US Men's National Team.
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"Unilateral hemispheric sleep" according to the report, has an established connection to avoidance of predators in other animals like birds.
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Heading into Northern Hemispheric spring and summer, Atlantic hurricane activity generally increases with La Niña and Eastern Pacific hurricanes are fewer.
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GOP senators, however, think the narrow opening for the hemispheric trade pact has slammed shut, at least before the presidential election.
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Instead, the art of that deal appears to have resulted in modest changes in our hemispheric trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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Had it occurred in the Atlantic, Winston would have been a Category 5 hurricane, but because of hemispheric nomenclature, it's called a cyclone.
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For now, the international community needs to focus on mitigating the effects of Venezuela's refugee emergency before it becomes a truly Hemispheric one.
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What our birds need now is an historic, hemispheric effort that unites people and organizations with one common goal: bringing our birds back.
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Bubbles form when the jet's pressure is large enough to deform the film into a hemispheric dimple of the same width as the jet.
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If conditions in Latin American countries continue to worsen, this pan-hemispheric flow of refugees could swell to a torrential flood of historic proportion.
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" C- Bernie Sanders He was strong in his typical areas such as climate change, and he gets points for referring to immigration problems as "hemispheric.
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Even British ascendancy proved a huge American asset, effectively providing the naval protection that made enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine's policy of hemispheric isolation possible.
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Mr. Miller said a "giant hemispheric shift in migration patterns" was driving people toward the United States, which he said must respond with tighter borders.
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Like Escobar, Garcia is a fluent Spanish speaker who could stump for the nominee in bilingual communities, and eventually take the helm in hemispheric diplomacy.
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They also formed strategic partnerships to counter United States influence in hemispheric affairs, opening up relations and major investment with then-booming China and Russia.
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Scientists recently mapped Jupiter's magnetic field at four depths, and noticed a strange hemispheric dichotomy: The northern hemisphere's magnetic field was nothing like the southern hemisphere's.
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The human brain doesn't display this dramatic degree of hemispheric asymmetry, but the new study suggests that our brains have a simplified version of this capability.
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The thoroughfare still retains a special hemispheric character, thanks to the presence of monuments along its route honoring Juan Pablo Duarte of the Dominican Republic, Gen.
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Biden said Trump and his administration's policies had taken a "wrecking ball to our hemispheric ties," weakening relationships with neighbors in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Latin America's 500-year history of mestizaje complicates the question, and, as Guerrero points out, exhibitions like this can help engender much-needed conversations about hemispheric indigeneity.
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This week, Almagro asked the hemispheric body's permanent council to hold a meeting on Venezuela, starting a process that could end in the country's suspension from OAS.
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Regional geoengineering is impractical (stratospheric winds disperse particles across whatever hemisphere they are deposited in) so a solar sunshade would have to be either hemispheric or global.
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Despite his unpopularity, Trump has been able to rely on experienced State Department holdovers from the Obama administration for the day-to-day administration of hemispheric relations.
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She is an Assistant Research Fellow at the William J. Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies and Subject Matter Expert (SME) on oil-producing countries in Latin America.
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But when I'm cooking at home, there have never been any equatorial or hemispheric confines — mapo tofu, larb salad, goma-ae, smorrebrod all in rotation, with free abandon.
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Trade, particularly intra-hemispheric and with its Pacific partners, gives countries like Chile access to potentially billions of consumers and to previously unavailable lower-cost goods and services.
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Without firmer, multilateral action from hemispheric leaders and international organizations, including the United Nations and the Organization of American States, the constituent assembly will quickly become all-powerful.
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Rather, they strike a dissonant chord in a region with a longstanding aversion to intervention and make it more difficult for hemispheric neighbors to make progress on Venezuela.
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The U.S. Climate Prediction Center on Thursday bolstered earlier predictions for La Niña to sustain through Northern Hemispheric winter, unlike last year when the phenomenon faded earlier on.
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The environment has not fully committed to the La Niña cycle for Northern Hemispheric winter as the sea surface temperature anomalies have at times hesitated to maintain the downward plunge.
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The Migratory Bird Treaties and subsequent international collaborations to conserve birds show how, when taken together, these global and hemispheric actions are far more than the sum of their parts.
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The 1965 immigration law, in the spirit of the era's landmark egalitarian civil rights legislation, greatly expanded national quotas, added hemispheric caps, and favored high-skilled immigrants and family reunification.
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"His policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative," Susan Segal, the president and CEO of the Americas Society and Council of the Americas, writes for CNN.
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"[Obama's] policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative," Susan Segal, the president and CEO of the Americas Society and Council of the Americas, writes for CNN.
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"After four years of Trump taking a wrecking ball to our hemispheric ties, experienced and respected U.S. leadership will be vital to repairing cooperation and addressing shared regional challenges," Biden writes.
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The more skeptical among us will note that nothing in her extensive record in office in any way supports the idea that she is working to create a hemispheric common market.
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Castro, who had long blamed many of Cuba's ills on American influence and resented the US role in hemispheric politics, quickly intensified cooperation with the Soviet Union, which began sending large subsidies.
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In considering Venezuelans for the program, Trump's general opposition to TPS has come in conflict with the administration's push for regime change in the South American country, a top Hemispheric policy priority.
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Vice President Mike Pence spoke to the Organization of American States (OAS) on Monday, the first time a U.S. vice president has addressed the hemispheric multilateral body since Al Gore in 1994.
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The Trump administration's sustained pressure on the Venezuelan dictatorship, carried out in concert with hemispheric and European allies, has rightly provided badly needed support for a democratic transition to a beleaguered Venezuela.
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"Marco is an American hero," said Marcial Godoy-Anativia, a regular customer and the managing director of the Hemispheric Institute at New York University, which connects artists, scholars and activists across the Americas.
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To learn more about the associative logics employed in this multimodal project, we spoke to the artists about their sources for the form of the installation and their conception of a hemispheric indigeneity.
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As a result of the shale revolution, the United States has emerged as the dominant supplier in an increasingly integrated hemispheric fuel market owing to the efficiency and competitiveness of its Gulf Coast refineries.
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Such statements have only further angered congressional Democrats, who say the administration needs to focus on a more robust hemispheric strategy for absorbing refugees and stabilizing the Northern Triangle –– problems the deportations won't solve.
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This requires a transnational, trans-hemispheric, transracial, and trans-class analysis of corporate racism that accounts for and is accountable to those at the bottom of the corporate ladder—workers in the CMT sectors.
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Guatemala over the past decade has been a hemispheric model for its anti-impunity and anti-corruption campaigns and its inch-by-inch arduous efforts to build judicial integrity and the rule of law.
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For one thing, the Mahoning County coroner has yet to release the results of his autopsy (although the weakness in Aljahmi's right leg that night could be suggestive of a left hemispheric brain bleed).
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Even if it were desirable and possible to reduce our $63 billion trade deficit with Mexico by scrapping Nafta, it's not worth jeopardizing the multifaceted cooperation that advances United States' security and hemispheric stability.
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Conservative senators — left out of negotiations with House liberals for an amended hemispheric trade pact, paid leave added to the defense spending measure, and provisions of a drug pricing bill — are upset (The Hill).
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Its boycott marked the first time the American government has refused to show up at a hearing convened by the commission, which is part of the Organization of American States, a hemispheric diplomatic body.
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Policymakers at the federal and hemispheric level have sided with the idea that remittances are impossible to restrict, regulating financial institutions to protect consumers and to prevent senders from relying on the black market.
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She proposes the term "hemispheric war" to describe a situation in which all of North America is responsible for these kids' fates, and as such should be equally involved in giving them a dignified future.
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Since the dynamical models are now mostly calling for El Niño by the start of Northern Hemispheric summer, this gives confidence that environmental conditions are indeed turning favorable for the quicker return of the warm cycle.
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"I hesitate to say that all of Lopez Obrador's support comes from simply an outrage vote," said Michael Lettieri, a Mexico scholar and research fellow at the Washington DC-based Council on Hemispheric Affairs think tank.
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In 2017, NYU's Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics brought over 30 artists and activists to Chiapas, Mexico for eight days to investigate how the region was dealing with its then-little publicized influx of refugees.
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Nevertheless, the next two years still offer a clear window of time in which to focus hemispheric attention on Venezuela, which has already delayed its regional elections, and is scheduled to hold presidential elections in 2018.
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Paula Alonso, director of the Latin American and Hemispheric Studies Program at George Washington University, said Argentina's former Peronist leaders - including Peron himself, Carlos Menem, and the Kirchners - had generally risen swiftly to power from relative obscurity.
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Context: Venezuela has generally not been a bargaining chip in broader geopolitical games, apart from U.S. lines drawn around military meddling in the region by non-hemispheric powers, but more great power politics are now in play.
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As a result, hemispheric temperatures were 1.84 degrees Celsius above the long-term seasonal average for the three months between November and January, which was also the warmest on record ("Climate at a glance," NCEI, Feb. 13).
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Why it matters: Paraguay has taken on greater strategic importance in light of new hemispheric issues: the Venezuelan crisis, China's rise in Latin America and the Trump administration's efforts to build ties with conservative governments across the region.
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Having become the dominant hemispheric power, the United States was then in a position to help determine the balance of power in the other hemisphere — and that is what the history of the 20th century was all about.
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The summit will still proceed, but its ability to address the Venezuelan crisis, and to fold Trump into a hemispheric dialogue, is likely diminished, threatening not just this year's talks but the future of the 24-year-old institution.
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Pelosi is working behind the scenes to remove legal protections from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement that benefit technology companies as lawmakers in both parties seek to ratify the hemispheric trade accord this year (The Wall Street Journal).
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But from the Monroe Doctrine onward the United States has traditionally treated our hemispheric neighbors differently than Eurasian powers — for the very sound strategic reason that they are close to us and countries like Syria and Afghanistan are not.
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Franklin Furnace: Performance & Politics, written Oraison H. Larmon and co-curated by Martha Wilson and Oraison H. Larmon, can be found online, and the accompanying digital archive can be found on the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics' website.
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"We choose Brazil not because it lies along the equator in a happy accident of geography, but because we want to work with Brazilians — our hemispheric neighbor whose values we share politically, as well as your impressive technological orientation," he said.
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The top half was a bodice, made of layers of translucent tulle, onto which hemispheric pieces of the zinc-plated steel had been stitched, suggesting the traces of sea foam on the body of a swimmer emerging from the waves.
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The 2628-year successful partnership between Washington and Bogota, which brought Colombia back from the brink of becoming a failed narco-state and helped transform it into a thriving hemispheric leader, is an implicit rebuke to "America First" foreign policy.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE will see a strategic opportunity to reassert Russian influence in the failed Marxist paradise, or in other hemispheric weak points.
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The proposed market intervention has alarmed auto companies, free-trade Republicans and Democratic lawmakers who believe Trump seeks to use the hemispheric trade accord to steer new plants and jobs to particular states that could benefit his bid for reelection in 2020 (Bloomberg).
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But Okja is also a rare breed of movie: it boasts a multi-hemispheric setting and cast, extended use of two languages, and the distinction of combining action, arthouse, and political satire in one funny, biting, disturbing, often kind of adorable package.
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While the press focuses on whether Pence will meet with Cuba's Raúl Castro — who has oddly been invited despite the exclusion of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro for being a dictator — attention should be on the need of a wide-ranging vision for hemispheric relations.
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With 21968 works by more than 20193 artists spread over two museums, it's a hemispheric treasure chest, a redrafting of known narratives, and piece for piece one of the most enthralling shows I've seen in years, with one visual detonation after another.
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Gabrielle Hamilton has been cooking European and Mediterranean food at her restaurant, Prune, in New York for 20 years now, and if her home cooking is free of what she calls "equatorial or hemispheric confines," she has definitely maintained them at work.
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The news has infuriated congressional Democrats, who say the better solution for preventing a new migrant wave is to coordinate with regional governments, the United Nations and non-governmental organizations to adopt a hemispheric strategy for absorbing refugees and stabilizing the Northern Triangle.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell, without detailing any provisions, said ratification of the hemispheric trade deal among the United States, Canada and Mexico could "remove some of the trade policy uncertainty and that would be, I believe, a positive for the economy" (The Hill).
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"My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, sometime in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere," Clinton said.
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Only if two-thirds of the organization's General Assembly finds that the situation is unresolvable would a country be suspended from the O.A.S. The current hemispheric situation is more fertile than ever for the United States government to pursue multilateral diplomacy on Venezuela.
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"He is going in profoundly unpopular in the region, and that obviously complicates the ability of leaders to work with him," said Mark Feierstein, who managed hemispheric issues for President Barack Obama's White House, and is now an adviser with the Albright Stonebridge Group.
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Passage of TPP would allow the United States to strengthen our economic ties with hemispheric allies who share our interest in a rules-based trading system and will provide a hedge against the strong protectionist sentiment in a number of Latin America's largest economies.
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For the past year Mr. Álvarez had been Venezuela's ambassador to the Organization of American States, where he helped stymie a hemispheric push to isolate Mr. Maduro for jailing opponents and quashing an opposition campaign to cut short his term through a recall referendum.
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" She also said, "My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, some time in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When U.S. national security adviser John Bolton branded Venezuela as part of a hemispheric "troika of tyranny" in a speech in November, the Trump administration was still struggling to decide how far it would go in confronting the country's socialist president, Nicolas Maduro.
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But Okja is also a rare breed of movie: It boasts a multi-hemispheric setting and cast, the extended use of two languages, and the distinction of combining action, arthouse filmmaking, and political satire in one funny, biting, disturbing, and often kind of adorable package.
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Fine. Okja is a rare breed of movie: It boasts a multi-hemispheric setting and cast, extended use of two languages (Korean and English), and the distinction of combining action, arthouse, and political satire in one funny, biting, disturbing, often kind of adorable package.
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It is also perfectly in line with Trump's general disdain for the US-led alliance system — NATO and our mutual defense treaties with our East Asian, Oceanic and Hemispheric allies — and the post-WWII international order rooted in free trade, international organizations and respect for territorial sovereignty.
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Oceans are known to be one of the main drivers of global climates, and since Southern Hemispheric oceans were record-warm from May through December last year, a quick retreat of sea ice might appear as the obvious consequence, but it may not be that simple.
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The administration is trying to navigate a relationship with Mexico through ratification of a hemispheric trade deal, to which Trump added yet another threat with the possibility next year of what he said would be 25 percent tariffs on Mexican cars coming into the United States.
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Reports by the Council on Hemispheric Affairs and the Justice and Corporate Accountability Project have shown how some Canadian companies harm the environment, ignore the interests of indigenous communities, pressure governments to write favorable local laws, and support the criminalization of social protest, among other questionable behavior.
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However, while the sanctions on Venezuelan borrowing imposed by a dozen of the U.S.'s hemispheric partners represent a valuable start, the reality is that similar sanctions imposed by the U.S. — the world's largest economy and one of Venezuela's largest creditors — would have far more economic bite.
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I recommend reading the book online in a single tab, with the chronological list of resources on the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics' website (a collaborator on this project) open in another tab so that you can go through everything in the archive as you read.
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Clinton's comments -- she apparently told an audience that her "dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders" -- are at odds with statements she has made on the campaign trail in which she has called for more restrictive trade policies in order to protect American workers.
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Editorial In 2004, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and the Cuban leader, Fidel Castro, launched the Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples of Our Americas, a regional alliance of leftist leaders designed to subvert a hemispheric free trade agreement that the United States had been pushing for a decade.
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In a 1003 report, the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, a policy group in Washington, concluded that Canadian companies, accounting for 50 percent to 70 percent of the mining in Latin America, were often associated with extensive damage to the environment, from erosion and sedimentation to groundwater and river contamination.
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Monday's run of the CFS version 2 model, maintained by the U.S. National Centers for Environmental Prediction, shows steady El Niño conditions – SST anomalies of at least 0.5 degree Celsius – for most of the Northern Hemispheric spring and then a moderate to strong event in place by the summer (reut.rs/2mx1Vga).
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"Zama" is, among other things, a ringing statement of this hemispheric condition, in an unaccustomed key of defeat: "Here was I in the midst of a vast continent that was invisible to me though I felt it all around, a desolate paradise, far too immense for my legs," Zama tells us.
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" But her next remarks were much more eyebrow-raising: "My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, some time in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere.
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October 19th: Third debate After Mrs Clinton faced a tough question about a leaked transcript in which she said her "dream" was "a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders", the Democratic nominee quickly pivoted to Russia, which the American government alleges is attempting to interfere in the presidential election.
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His policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative, as it chips away at a more than half-century-old embargo policy that has hurt ordinary Cubans, put U.S. commercial interests at a disadvantage compared to those of other countries, and poisoned the U.S. relationship with the rest of the continent.
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The documents, published by WikiLeaks and taken from a hack of campaign chairman John Podesta's e-mail, show Clinton told a group of Brazilian bankers in 2013 she dreamed of a "hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders," a position at odds with stances she's taken over the course of her presidential bid.
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Thus the international community needs to step in to help: the European Union should follow the lead of the Lima Group of 14 hemispheric governments and the United States to make clear that elections that are not transparent, open to all parties and with credible international monitoring will lack legitimacy and not be recognized.
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The emails, which Clinton's aides have refused to verify the authenticity of, have revealed excerpts of Clinton's paid speeches before Wall Street and other audiences in which she talks about her dream of "a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders" — a view that appeared to conflict with her recent stances on the trail.
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Wallace: Secretary Clinton, I want to clear up your position on this issue because in a speech you gave to a Brazilian bank for which you were paid $225,000 we've learned from the Wikileaks that you said this and I want to quote, my dream is a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders —Trump: Thank you.
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"My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, some time in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere," she allegedly said in the May 2013 speech to the Brazilian bank Banco Itau, going against her opposition of the TransPacific Partnership.
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Featuring works from artists in Latin America and its diasporas, Pop América intervenes in long-held conceptions of Pop Art's geographic consolidations in the US and UK. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DURHAM, North Carolina — Long associated with the transatlantic axis of cultural production between the United Kingdom and the United States, Pop Art's genealogy has seldom been considered a hemispheric enterprise.
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Initial statements of concern from the U.S. ambassador to El Salvador and senior U.S. officials in charge of hemispheric policy were followed by a condemnation from the White House of El Salvador's "receptiveness to China's apparent interference in the domestic politics of a Western Hemisphere country" — a warning that the U.S. would be re-evaluating its relationship with El Salvador.
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In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper that aired Sunday on "State of the Union," Tapper asked Kaine if his running mate really desires "a hemispheric common market with open borders sometime in the future," as was written in a transcript of a 2013 closed-door speech she apparently gave to Brazilian bankers that was included in one of the hacked emails.
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Firelight Media Forward Union Fourth Arts Block Global Action Project Groundswell Hyphen Hub Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning Local Project Meerkat Media Museum Hue Museum of Impact National Black Theatre New School Sanctuary Working Group (SWG) New Sanctuary Coalition NOCD-NY I Naturally Occurring Cultural Districts New York No Longer Empty Not An Alternative Painting Space 122, Inc.
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The Trump administration has focused its hemispheric policy around isolating the leaders of Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, which national security adviser John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE dubbed "The Troika of Tyranny" in a Miami speech last month.
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He is more interested in the difficult political road of Pan-Americanism, the romantic notion of hemispheric unity that lives on in the name of the defunct airline Pan Am; the fading country medallions on New York's Sixth Avenue, which nobody ever calls "The Avenue of the Americas"; a little-visited marble building on the Mall in Washington, D.C.; a proto-United Nations body called the Organization of American States and the 19,000-mile highway that still bears the faint stamp of Simón Bolívar's original vision of a common army and parliament for the New World.
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