More on Iturriaga
If anyone is interested in more info on Iturriaga, both in terms of his DINA background and his decision to go into hiding, check out PiensaChile (Spanish only).
About Me
- Greg Weeks
- I am Professor of Political Science & Latin American Studies
Search
Labels
- Academia (309)
- Academic Article (114)
- Argentina (88)
- Autism (4)
- Baseball (137)
- Blogs (78)
- Bolivia (117)
- Book Review (326)
- Brazil (153)
- Canada (3)
- Central America (17)
- Charlotte (108)
- Charlotte; Autism (1)
- Chile (392)
- China (67)
- Colombia (294)
- Costa Rica (9)
- Cuba (455)
- Dominican Republic (6)
- Ecuador (117)
- El Salvador (55)
- Family (13)
- Food (10)
- Guatemala (41)
- Haiti (9)
- Honduras (258)
- Immigration (760)
- Latin America (625)
- Latinos (84)
- Mexico (318)
- Misc. (32)
- Nicaragua (66)
- North Carolina (68)
- Panama (26)
- Paraguay (33)
- Peru (83)
- Podcast (75)
- Populism (3)
- Puerto Rico (2)
- Running (48)
- Russia (36)
- the Left (11)
- U.S.-Latin American relations (1483)
- Uruguay (11)
- Venezuela (879)
Total Pageviews
Popular Posts
-
My 13 year old son Ben got into the Mexican snacks Takis, which are spiced rolled tortilla chips. He and I did a taste test of Takis Fuego a...
-
This is my 5,277th and final blog post. This blog has been tremendous fun, but I've found that I am consistently choosing to spend my ti...
-
Che Guevara ranks up there as one of the most one-dimensional figures in Latin American political history. Most recently Ileana Ros-Lehtinen...
-
The fact that Otto Pérez Molina proposed legalizing drugs is notable for several reasons. First, it bucks all assumptions, including mine...
-
My textbook Understanding Latin American Politics , which was originally published by Pearson, is now available in its full form as Open Acc...
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(410)
-
▼
June
(37)
- Quote of the day (actually yesterday)
- Drenched! 5K
- Immigration reform=dead
- CIA family jewels
- Villa Grimaldi
- All good things must come to an end
- Bachelet numbers
- Golden rules of the metro
- Baseball and Cuba
- 80s music in Santiago (Part 4)
- RCTV in Mexico?
- Getting more money for Transantiago
- 80s music in Santiago (Part 3)
- More adventures of Fujimori
- More on Iturriaga
- Further thoughts on Transantiago
- 80s music in Santiago (Part 2)
- General in hiding
- Chavez is going to invade Aruba
- 80s music in Santiago
- Immigration as national security
- Cool museum
- Finding the general
- The Chilean right and Transantiago
- Transantiago
- U.S. business in Chile
- Tact
- Adios immigration bill?
- Chilean economic growth
- Student bloggers
- OAS and energy
- Coca cultivation
- OAS and RCTV
- Republicans and immigration
- RCTV aftermath
- Trader Jack
- Remittances in Guatemala
-
▼
June
(37)
0 comments:
Post a Comment