Catalina Uribe Burcher is a Programme Officer for the Democracy, Conflict and Security unit at International IDEA. She specializes on research and policy-oriented analysis regarding the threats that transnational illicit networks pose to democratic politics, mainly in Latin America, the Baltic States and West Africa. She conducted fieldwork in Latin America as a research fellow for the Social Science Research Council, as part of the Democracy, Security and Drugs Programme. Prior to International IDEA, Catalina has worked as consultant and lecturer.
-
Published in: HomeLiu Xiaobo and the struggle for democracy
A moment of silence for Liu Xiaobo's death, and the cause of personal freedom in China.
-
Published in: HomeFrom Netflix ‘Narcos’ to Peru: money, drugs and elections
The tribunal has managed to secure the support of a broad-ranging coalition of institutions. Many forces converge...
-
Published in: openSecurityOrganized crime, Colombia's peace spoiler?
Now that the main potential impediment to a peace deal–a change in government–is out of the picture, it is time to...