Robert Carmona-Borjas
Robert Carmona-Borjas is a Venezuelan-American lawyer, academic, and writer. He currently holds a faculty position at
Following the events that transpired in April 2002, during which Carmona-Borjas played a role in drafting the decree that reinstated the powers of the state, which had been illegally dissolved by
Career
Carmona-Borjas taught at the Simon Bolivar University in Venezuela.[2] He is known for addressing the issue of governability, the defense of human rights, democracy and the fight against corruption.[2]
He is the co-founder of the Arcadia Foundation,[2] an anti-corruption foundation aiming to promote the values of rule of law and democracy in politically tumultuous regions of the world. The organization has worked in Honduras, Colombia, Venezuela, Uganda and the United States. Arcadia has recently allocated focus to the corruption occurring within Honduras' Hondutel,[3] and pressed for criminal charges.[4] He has uncovered Marcelo Chimirri's activities.[5][6]
Books
- Cuba: asedios, utopias y otros bloqueos (Vestigios, Mexico, 1994) [Cuba: Sieges, Utopias and Other Blockades],
- Mas Alla; de la Genesis del 11 de Abril (Alexandria Library, April 2009) [Beyond the Genesis of April 11] ,
References
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 19 July 2011. Retrieved 28 August 2023.
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- ^ Arcadia, Arcadia in the Media
- ^ "Reglamento de plebiscito da al traste con cuarta urna". www.laprensa.hn. Archived from the original on 15 June 2009.
- ^ "Marcelo Chimirri rebajó tarifas a Latinode".
- ^ "Piden acción judicial contra abusos y fraude en Hondutel".
External links
- Personal website
- (in Spanish) Robert Carmona-Borjas' El Universal articles Archived 2009-09-28 at the Wayback Machine
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