Andres Oppenheimer
Andres Oppenheimer is a foreign affairs columnist, syndicated by Tribune Media Services and a member of The Miami Herald team that won the 1987 Pulitzer Prize. He also won the 1999 Maria Moors Cabot Award and the King of Spain prize in 2001. He is the author of Castro's Final Hour; Bordering on Chaos, on Mexico's crisis; Cronicas de heroes y bandidos and Ojos vendados. A new Oppenheimer Report appears every Sunday and Thursday.
Oppenheimer is a Latin American correspondent for the Miami Herald and the author of the widely praised book Castro's Final Hour. In 1987 he was co-winner of the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on the Iran-Contra scandal. He lives in Mexico City and Miami.
Andres Oppenheimer Samples
Latin America Sends Few Students to U.S.
While looking at a new report on foreign students at U.S. universities, it's hard not to conclude that the gap among developing nations is widening: While Asian countries are sending more students to some of the world's best colleges, Latin Americ...
Street Blockades Breed 'Anything-Goes' Culture
The street blockades that almost paralyzed Mexico City and Buenos Aires in recent days, interrupting traffic and keeping millions of people from going to work, are becoming a major economic problem.
La Cultura de la Ilegalidad
El corresponsal extranjero y columnista de The Miami Herald y El Nuevo Herald.
Chavez's Headline Addiction Might Cause Conflict
Watching Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez call on his armed forces to ``prepare for war'' with Colombia, I couldn't help wondering whether he will end up like the late star of the TV series The Crocodile Hunter -- a victim of his own addiction to ...
Chavez's Headline Addiction Might Cause Conflict
Watching Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez call on his armed forces to ``prepare for war'' with Colombia, I couldn't help wondering whether he will end up like the late star of the TV series The Crocodile Hunter -- a victim of his own addiction to ...
¿Hugo, el Cazador de Cocodrilos?
El corresponsal extranjero y columnista de The Miami Herald y El Nuevo Herald.
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