Chesa Boudin

Chesa Boudin, a Rhodes Scholar, is a student at Yale Law School and author of Gringo: A Coming-of-Age in Latin America (Scribner).

Currently

  • Mining Bolivia's Past

    April 22, 2009 Subscribe

    The movement that elected Evo Morales--and that pressures him now--has deep roots.

  • Chávez for Life?

    February 20, 2009

    There are at least three reasons why the world should congratulate Venezuela's Hugo Chávez on his recent success abolishing term limits.

2007

2006

  • Letter From Venezuela: The Land of Chavismo

    November 16, 2006

    Although the United States itches to do away with Hugo Chávez, his socialist policies are alleviating poverty and earning the people's trust. To Bush's chagrin, the Venezuelan leader is here to stay.

2003

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