March 3, 2022 - Interview published by Código Vidrio
Douglas Farah interviewed by Arturo Torres on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, its consequences for Russia, and its impact on the global community with a focus on Latin America. Topics include BJCE, Ecuador, Russia, and Ukraine.
February 28, 2022 - Video published by Confidencial
Douglas Farah interviewed by Confidential's Carlos Fernando Chamorro on the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Latin America. Topics include BJCE, disinformation, Latin America, Nicaragua, Russia, sanctions, and Ukraine.
October 21, 2021 - Report published by Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS) at NDU
A Strategic Perspective on the PRC's increasing influence in Latin America, achieved by issuing loans, engaging in vaccine diplomacy and reshaping the information environment, commercial supply chain architecture and cyber and telecommunications systems and markets. Topics include China, Investment, media, Panama Canal, safe cities, technology, and vaccine diplomacy.
October 5, 2021 - Video published by Sin Filtros
(Transactional Regimes: The Reality of Dealing with Maduro’s Venezuela)
September 26, 2021 - News published by La Prensa Gráfica
(Reflects on the Country at the Time of the Bicentennial) Douglas Farah is quoted on President Nayib Bukele’s questionable political appointments in El Salvador.
September 24, 2021 - Video published by Voz de la Diáspora
(International Forum: Bicentennial of El Salvador – Analysis of the Current Situation in the Country) Douglas Farah discusses troubling issues in El Salvador and the region, including criminalization of states, Chinese imperialism and questionable political appointments.
September 22, 2021 - News published by Voz de América
(Bukele, Gangs, and Distrust in El Salvador: What Do We Know?) Douglas Farah discusses government entanglement with MS-13 in El Salvador.
August 12, 2021 - Video published by Café Con Voz
Luis Galeano and Douglas Farah discuss corruption and money laundering in Central America, Francisco Chico López, and the complicity of Juan Orlando, Daniel Ortega, José Luis Merino and Nicolás Maduro in the movement of funds around Latin America to avoid U.S. sanctions.
