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Who Is Carlos Trujillo, Rumored to Be the Next Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs? - Center for Economic and Policy Research
Why is the potential nomination of Carlos Trujillo raising concerns? Learn his stance on economic sanctions and his role in supporting the 2019 Bolivian coup.
Once the US’s “Good Friend” in Honduras; Now on Trial for Drug Trafficking - Center for Economic and Policy Research
The trial of Juan Orlando Hernández, once the seemingly untouchable and authoritarian president of Honduras, is officially set to begin on February 12. The US government supported Hernández from the beginning of his first presidential term and backed him even as evidence of his criminal involvement grew.
Red Herrings: Escobari and Hoover’s Geographic Controls and Common Trends Add Nothing - Center for Economic and Policy Research
The absence of fraud does not guarantee that the identifying “parallel trends” assumption holds. This causes Escobari and Hoover’s approach to mistakenly find fraud where none exists.
Red Herrings: Escobari and Hoover’s Geographic Controls and Common Trends Add Nothing - Center for Economic and Policy Research
The absence of fraud does not guarantee that the identifying “parallel trends” assumption holds. This causes Escobari and Hoover’s approach to mistakenly find fraud where none exists.
Escobari and Hoover Make an Improper Comparison to 2016, Invalidating Their “Difference-in-Difference” Estimates - Center for Economic and Policy Research
In this post, we demonstrate how Escobari and Hoover's “difference-in-difference” models mistakenly identify fraud when the difference in trends interacts with the counting bias — even when the resulting trends are linear.
Nickels Before Dimes: Concluding Remarks - Center for Economic and Policy Research
In this blog post series, we examined assumptions and biases in Escobari and Gary A. Hoover's 2020 report, “Evo Morales and Electoral Fraud in Bolivia: A Natural Experiment and Discontinuity Evidence.” We looked at counting biases and observed that support for a given candidate need not be uniform over the count.