Luis Alberto Moreno

Seeking Stability in an Unstable World

Richard Attias | Posted 01.14.2012

Read More: Europe, Luis Alberto Moreno, Instability, Apec, Global Crisis, World Bank, Hong Kong, Donald Tsang, China, America, Business News
Richard Attias

"In this connected world, we are all in the same boat. If part of the boat has a hole in it you cannot say afloat." The words of the chief executive of Hong Kong SAR, Donald Tsang, spoken at the APEC CEO Summit, could be said to embody the preoccupations of APEC as a whole.

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Haitians Don't Deserve Our Sympathy

Michael Fairbanks | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Foreign Aid, Haiti Earthquake Relief, Congress, Business, Haiti Aid, Haiti, United Nations, Bill Clinton, Luis Alberto Moreno, World Bank, Hillary Clinton, Ashraf Ghani, Dambisa Moyo, Paul Kagame, Haitiblog, World News
Michael Fairbanks

Everyone in these Haiti meetings in Miami, Washington, and New York has a heart for the poor, but do they also have a mind for the poor?

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The Colombian Elections: Who Will Be the Next President of Macondo?

Michael Fairbanks | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Antanas Mockus, Colombia Elections, Luis Alberto Moreno, Colombia FARC, 2010 Elections, Pablo Escobar, Love in the Time of Cholera, Cesar Gaviria, Colombia, Barack Obama, Elections, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Simon Bolivar, Bogota, Alvaro Uribe, Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia-Elections, Macondo, Elections 2010, World News
Michael Fairbanks

How many countries in the world could elect as its next president someone who dropped his pants and mooned a disrespectful audience of students?

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America's Cuba Policy is the "Edsel" of the US Foreign Policy Portfolio

Steve Clemons | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Steve Clemons, Luis Alberto Moreno, Latin America, Summit of the Americas, US Foreign Policy, Julia Sweig, Senator Mel Martinez, Jeffrey Davidow, David Rothkopf, US-Cuba Policy, Barack Obama, Edsel, Obama Cuba, 100 Days, Obama 100 Days, World News
Steve Clemons

Obama's point guy on the upcoming Summit of the Americas offered me the neocon-friendly, ideologically vapid answer to my question on Cuba. Does Obama read the brief on Cuba?

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