Congress should hold hearings on allegations that the Bush administration deliberately interfered in the Costa Rican referendum.
Robert Naiman | Posted 10.06.2007 | Politics
If the referendum tomorrow in Costa Rica passes narrowly, it will be entirely plausible that illegal and anti-democratic threats and intimidation from Washington determined the result.
Mark Weisbrot | Posted 10.06.2007 | Politics
It is politically inconceivable that the Democratic majority in Congress -- which voted against CAFTA when it was approved here -- would move to punish Costa Rica for its voters having rejected the same agreement.
Sen. Bernie Sanders | Posted 10.05.2007 | Politics
The editorial page of the WSJ, the pundits for the plutocrats, twice this week weighed in on what it thinks is good for Costa Rica. They also had a thing or two to say about me.
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Robert Naiman | Posted 10.08.2007 | Politics