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Diana Roy

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Massachusetts, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Council on Foreign Relations, NBC News, PBS News Hour - World, Foreign Policy Magazine, Foreign Affairs, MENAFN, Independent (Nigeria), Inter-American Dialogue, RealClear World, Revista de Prensa "Almendrón", Press Release Point and
Covers:  Foreign Policy, Democracy & Governance, International Security, Defense Policy, Corruption, Human Rights, Conflict Resolution, Transnational Crime, Latin America, the United States, & Western Europe.
Doesn't Cover: Sports, Celebrities, Movies/TV, Pop Culture.
Senior Writer/Editor, Latin America & immigration @CFR_org ✍🏻 🌎 • RTs, follows ≠ endorsements • MA Candidate @LondonU • Siempre aprendiendo 🌻

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I am an international relations enthusiast with a passion for storytelling. A lifelong reader and writer who often fell asleep with books strewn across my bed and who wrote short stories on the napkins at restaurants, I live by what I deem "the 3 P's": passion, persistence, and proactiveness. I aim to apply those three elements to every professional opportunity that I pursue.

I write primarily about: Foreign Policy, Democracy & Governance, International Security, Corruption, Human Rights, Confl…

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Remittances to Latin America Grow 6% in 2020 Despite Pandemic: Report

Remittances to Latin America Grow 6% in 2020 Despite Pandemic: Report

Family remittances to Latin America and the Caribbean grew 6 percent in 2020, according to a report publishe…

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Rep. McGovern Sees 'Disturbing Trend' in El Salvador - The Dialogue

Rep. McGovern Sees 'Disturbing Trend' in El Salvador - The Dialogue

WASHINGTON, D.C.-El Salvador's democratic institutions appear especially fragile after President Nayib Bukele…

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Moving Leftward: MAS Maintains Political Hegemony in Bolivia

Moving Leftward: MAS Maintains Political Hegemony in Bolivia

It's official: Luis Arce, representing the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) party, is the victor of Bolivia's…

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Russia's Interest in Latin America: Venezuela as a Strategic Foothold in the West

Russia's Interest in Latin America: Venezuela as a Strategic Foothold in the West

Under Vladimir Putin, Russia has expanded the physical geographic scope of its foreign policy to other areas …

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Will the Coronavirus Endanger Foreign Aid?

Will the Coronavirus Endanger Foreign Aid?

The pandemic of a new coronavirus disease, COVID-19, has caused the worst humanitarian crisis since World War…

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UN Vote Proves UK Acquisition of the Chagos Islands Was Illegal - The World Mind

UN Vote Proves UK Acquisition of the Chagos Islands Was Illegal - The World Mind

For many Chagossians, the phrase "dying of a broken heart" is all too true. Known in Creole as "Sagren," this…

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Cubans Abandon the American Dream Original

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By Gil Guerra, Diana Roy 
| Foreign Policy Magazine
U.S. Foreign Policy United States One of the goals of the Trump administration’s pressure campaign against Cuba—including a comprehensive oil embargo, expanded U.S. Defense Department contingency planning, a U.S. indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro, and increasing calls on Capitol Hill for a military intervention—is to foment internal dissent that would lead to the toppling of the communist regime on the island.
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The World Agreed to Stop Using Food as a Weapon. It Hasn’t.

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By Diana Roy 
| The Council on Foreign Relations
Food has increasingly become a deliberate tool of war. Whether in besieged farming communities in Sudan or in the destruction of grain siloes in Ukraine, it is targeted, strategic, and rarely punished. In conflicts around the world, food weaponization has triggered humanitarian devastation, disrupted global food provisions, and directly threatened states’ national security. Yet world powers no longer appear able, or willing, to end this threat.
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The global water crisis: Stress, scarcity and conflict

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By Diana Roy , Claire Klobucista, Kali Robinson
| NBC News
Most of the world's population lives in countries classified as “water-insecure” or “critically water-insecure.” As CFR explains, this can cause either conflict or cooperation.
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