Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) is a renowned research and advocacy organization dedicated to promoting human rights and social justice in the Americas. With a mission to protect human dignity and justice, WOLA works tirelessly to advance policies that safeguard these principles. WOLA focuses on various key areas within Latin America, including Central America, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, South America, and Venezuela.

In Central America, they address the root causes of migration, tackle insecurity, corruption, and impunity, and protect human rights. In Colombia, they monitor the peace accords and promote human rights. In Cuba, they work to improve U.

S. -Cuba relations and support reform efforts. In Mexico, their focus is on protecting human rights and strengthening the rule of law.

They also advocate for citizen security, drug policy reform, and migration and border security. WOLA's team of experts, including Carolina Jiménez Sandoval, Maureen Meyer, Gimena Sánchez-Garzoli, and Stephanie Brewer, among others, bring deep knowledge and experience to their work. With a commitment to research, analysis, and advocacy, WOLA strives to create lasting impact and positive change in Washington and throughout the Americas.

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