Canadá y la crisis de Venezuela

En los últimos años, Canadá ha salido de su zona de confort en los asuntos hemisféricos para hablar y actuar enérgicamente, como lo expresó la ministra de relaciones exteriores, Chrystia Freeland, en solidaridad con “el pueblo de Venezuela y su deseo de restaurar la democracia y los derechos humanos en Vene­zuela”. Con sus socios del Grupo de Lima, Ca­nadá impuso sanciones al régimen de Maduro, reconoció a Juan Guaidó como presidente interino y convocó a elecciones libres y justas lo antes posible. El artículo identifica posibles factores que explican la política de Canadá. La propuesta principal es que la crisis de Venezue­la presenta una combinación extraordinaria de factores nacionales e internacionales que hacen que la participación en... Ver más

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Legler, T. (2012). Wishful Thinking, Democracy promo¬tion in the Americas under Harper. International Journal (Summer): 583-602
Kirk, J. and S. Kimber. (05/02/2019). Canada’s leaders¬hip on Venezuela is misguided, misdirected - and a mistake. The Globe and Mail.
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Zimonic, P. (06/02/2019). NDP insists it’s united on Venezuela despite Singh’s refusal to describe Guaido as interim president. Retrieved https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/venezuela-maduro-guaido-singh-1.5008880
UNHCR. (2019). Asylum applications by Vene¬zuelans soar to over 400,000. 08/03/2019. Retrieved: https://www.unhcr.org/news/press/2019/3/5c826efe2e9/asylum-applications-venezuelans-soar-400000.html
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Transparencia Venezuela. (n/d). Website: https://transpa-rencia.org.ve/project/quienes-somos/
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The Canadian Press. (20/02/2019) Amnesty docu¬ments Venezuelan rights violations since start of democracy protests. The Star (Toronto). Re¬trieved: https://www.thestar.com/news/cana¬da/2019/02/20/amnesty-documents-venezue-lan-rights-violations-since-start-of-democracy-protests.html
Taylor, S. (27/02/2019) Canada is carrying an hypo¬critical torch in stand against Maduro. The Hill Times (Ottawa).
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Shane, K. (02/06/2015b). Months later, Canada, Vene¬zuela accept each other’s ambassadors, The Hill Times (Ottawa).
Shane, K. (03/03/2015a). Canada not confirming each other’s ambassadors, The Hill Times (Ottawa).
Rojas, R.; V. C. Bobes, A Chaguaceda (eds.) (2017). El cambio constitucional en Cuba: actores, instituciones y leyes de un proceso político. México: Fondo de Cultura Económica.
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Pareja, F. A. (2018). Mecanismos alternativos de diá¬logo y negociación en el conflicto político de Venezuela (2002-2018). Pensamiento Propio, 47 (Jan-June), 37-67.
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En los últimos años, Canadá ha salido de su zona de confort en los asuntos hemisféricos para hablar y actuar enérgicamente, como lo expresó la ministra de relaciones exteriores, Chrystia Freeland, en solidaridad con “el pueblo de Venezuela y su deseo de restaurar la democracia y los derechos humanos en Vene­zuela”. Con sus socios del Grupo de Lima, Ca­nadá impuso sanciones al régimen de Maduro, reconoció a Juan Guaidó como presidente interino y convocó a elecciones libres y justas lo antes posible. El artículo identifica posibles factores que explican la política de Canadá. La propuesta principal es que la crisis de Venezue­la presenta una combinación extraordinaria de factores nacionales e internacionales que hacen que la participación en un impulso multilate­ral y diplomático para el restablecimiento de la democracia sea una opción ambiciosa pero, sensata para Canadá. El artículo también pre­senta las críticas a esta política y analiza el tema de los derechos humanos y la promoción de la democracia en el contexto más amplio de la política exterior canadiense.
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Ballingall, A. (24/02/2019). Jagmeet Singh questions Canada’s recognition of Venezuelan opposition leader. The Star (Toronto).
Dyer, E. (03/03/2019). Trudeau Government Reluctant to Call Out Havana for Repressing Venezuelans. CBC News. Retrieved: https://www.cbc.ca/news/ world/venezuela-canada-cuba-1.5040857.
Dickson, J. (03/02/2019). Canada says it opposes mi¬litary intervention in Venezuela as Lima Group meets. The Globe and Mail (Toronto). Retrieved: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-canada-says-it-opposes-military-intervention-in-venezuela-as-lima/
Daudelin, J. (2007). Canada and the Americas: A time for modesty. Behind the Headlines (Canadian Institute for International Affairs and the Centre for International Governance Innovation) 64, no. 3 (May).
Corrales, J. and M. Penfold. (2015). Dragon in the Tro¬pics, Venezuela and the Legacy of Hugo Chávez. Second edition. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press.
Clément, D. (2016). Human Rights in Canada: A History. Waterloo, ON: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Laurier Studies in Political Philosophy.
CIC. (22/02/ 2019). Ben Rowswell speaks on Venezue¬la to the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Feb. 21st 2019. Canadian International Council. Retrieved: https://thecic.org/en/cic-president-ben-rowswell-speaks-to-senate-committee-on-foreign-affairs-and-international-trade/
Chapnick, A. (2016). Stephen Harper’s Israel Policy. In A. Chapnick and C. J. Kukucha (eds.), The Har¬per Era in Canadian Foreign Policy, Parliament, Politics, and Canada’s Global Posture. UBC Press, pp.105-120.
Canadian Trade Commissioner. (22/10/2018). Venezue¬la. Retrieved: https://www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca/venezuela/index.aspx?lang=eng
Cárdenas, J. R. (07/02/2018). Elephants in the Room: Cuba is Making the Crisis in Venezuela Worse. Foreign Policy.
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Over the past few years, Canada has stepped out of its comfort zone in hemispheric af­fairs, to speak and act forcefully, as Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland put it, in solidarity with “the people of Venezuela and their desire to restore democracy and human rights in Venezuela.” With its partners of the Lima Group, Canada imposed sanctions on the Maduro regime, recognized Juan Guaidó as interim president, and called for free and fair elections as soon as possible. The article identi­fies possible factors explaining Canada’s policy. The main proposition is that the Venezuela crisis features an extraordinary combination of domestic and international factors that make participation to a multilateral and diplomatic push for restoration of democracy an ambi­tious but judicious option for Canada. The article also presents the criticism to this policy, and discusses the issue of human rights and democracy promotion in the broader context of Canadian foreign policy.
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description En los últimos años, Canadá ha salido de su zona de confort en los asuntos hemisféricos para hablar y actuar enérgicamente, como lo expresó la ministra de relaciones exteriores, Chrystia Freeland, en solidaridad con “el pueblo de Venezuela y su deseo de restaurar la democracia y los derechos humanos en Vene­zuela”. Con sus socios del Grupo de Lima, Ca­nadá impuso sanciones al régimen de Maduro, reconoció a Juan Guaidó como presidente interino y convocó a elecciones libres y justas lo antes posible. El artículo identifica posibles factores que explican la política de Canadá. La propuesta principal es que la crisis de Venezue­la presenta una combinación extraordinaria de factores nacionales e internacionales que hacen que la participación en un impulso multilate­ral y diplomático para el restablecimiento de la democracia sea una opción ambiciosa pero, sensata para Canadá. El artículo también pre­senta las críticas a esta política y analiza el tema de los derechos humanos y la promoción de la democracia en el contexto más amplio de la política exterior canadiense.
description_eng Over the past few years, Canada has stepped out of its comfort zone in hemispheric af­fairs, to speak and act forcefully, as Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland put it, in solidarity with “the people of Venezuela and their desire to restore democracy and human rights in Venezuela.” With its partners of the Lima Group, Canada imposed sanctions on the Maduro regime, recognized Juan Guaidó as interim president, and called for free and fair elections as soon as possible. The article identi­fies possible factors explaining Canada’s policy. The main proposition is that the Venezuela crisis features an extraordinary combination of domestic and international factors that make participation to a multilateral and diplomatic push for restoration of democracy an ambi­tious but judicious option for Canada. The article also presents the criticism to this policy, and discusses the issue of human rights and democracy promotion in the broader context of Canadian foreign policy.
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