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Author: Dylan Heyden

Dylan is a first year M.A. student in International Relations. He graduated magna cum laude from the University of San Diego in 2013, with a B.A. in International Relations & Spanish. His primary areas of interest include human rights, rule of law, and political and economic development in Latin America. Some of his prior research experiences include working for the University of San Diego's Trans-Border Institute analyzing rule of law in Mexico and U.S.-Mexico relations, and traveling to Nicaragua as a USD Changemaker Scholar to pursue his senior thesis. Dylan has traveled extensively throughout the region including stints in Chile, Mexico, and Guatemala. He is a passionate writer, and enthusiastic to be a part of JPI.
Obama in Cuba: The Eagle Has Landed?
Latin America and Caribbean Op-ed

Obama in Cuba: The Eagle Has Landed?

March 24, 2016March 24, 20165 min read

In Havana, legend has it that a great symbol of US imperialism was defaced in January of 1961. Designed in 1925 to commemorate the U.S.

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Zika Virus: A Global Cry for Help
Latin America and Caribbean Op-ed

Zika Virus: A Global Cry for Help

February 12, 2016February 12, 20164 min read

There’s a lot we don’t know about the Zika Virus. Every media outlet reporting on the pandemic that has ravaged the Americas over the last

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From Havana, With Love
Latin America and Caribbean Op-ed

From Havana, With Love

April 9, 2015April 9, 20154 min read

[A version of this was originally posted here] “Hello, happy holidays!” On the cobblestone streets that skirt Plaza de la Catedral and Plaza de Armas,

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