Pablo Calderon Martinez Assistant Professor in Politics and International Relations pablo.calderon-martinez@nchlondon.ac.uk Expertise energy crisis, geopolitics, Russia Ukraine war, Spanish and Latin American politics Pablo Calderon Martinez in the Press Barron's Bolivia’s Right-wing On Cusp Of Power, In 20-year First After nearly 20 years in power, “the government simply has no one else to blame,” Pablo Calderon Martinez, a researcher at Northeastern University in London, argued. Barron's Haiti’s Emboldened Gangs Could Scuttle Political Solution Pablo Calderon Martinez, an associate professor of international relations at Northeastern University London, said that Haiti’s crisis had been allowed to fester too long, strengthening the gangs. Al Jazeera Spain in ‘political limbo’ after election yields no clear winner Pablo Calderon Martinez, a professor at Northeastern University, told Al Jazeera Sunday’s outcome revealed a “divided country”. Mexico’s president claimed he had photo proof of a mythical elf. Why? “Even by AMLO standards, I think it was received as one of his most bizarre sort of interventions,” said Pablo Calderón Martínez, a professor of politics and international relations at Northeastern University London. NBC Boston Why Is Gas So Expensive and Is the Russia-Ukraine War to Blame? Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon talked about how energy sanctions are related to inflation during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.” NBC Boston When Will the War in Ukraine End? Local Experts Explain Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon explained why they disagree with that line of thinking in NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.” NBC Boston Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Cancer Rumors ‘Distract’ From War, Experts Say Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon weighed in on the rumors during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.” NBC News Russia-Ukraine Q&A: Putin’s Reported Cancer, EU Makes Moves and Victory Day Local experts discuss reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer, retaliatory moves from the European Union and upcoming Victory Day in Russia on NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine War Q&A.” NBC Boston Could Massachusetts Be a Target for a Nuclear Attack? Legislation Aims to Find Out Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon weighed in on whether Massachusetts should create this type of commission and how real the nuclear threat really is to the Bay State during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.” NBC Boston Could Russia Wage Nuclear War in Ukraine? Local Experts Break Down the Threat Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon explained why Putin would use tactical nuclear weapons and what the outcome might be during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.” Pablo Calderon Martinez for Northeastern Global NewsPoland has elected a right-wing Trump fan as president. What does it mean for Ukraine?Northeastern experts Pablo Calderon-Martinez and Marianna Griffini analyze the impact Karol Nawrocki’s election could have on Europe. After 100 days in office, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum braces for her biggest challenge yet — Trump 2.0Northeastern's Pablo Calderon Martinez says Trump’s threat of 25% tariffs are a major economic concern for Mexico. First female president is the result of Mexico correcting gender imbalances, Northeastern expert saysClaudia Sheinbaum’s victory comes after Mexico legislated that there must be a gender balance among political party candidates at elections. Why Sadiq Khan, the man Donald Trump dubbed a ‘stone cold loser’, was able to make history in LondonNortheastern academics look at how Sadiq Khan secured a historic third term as mayor of London and analyse the U.K.'s local election results The whole world would lose in a full-blown war between Israel and Iran, Northeastern expert says after latest escalationNortheastern professor Pablo Calderon Martinez says it’s not Israel or Iran’s style to opt for “outright war.” Can Haiti free itself from gangs’ stranglehold?Only strong political will of the international community and a strategic plan can restore order in Haiti, a Northeastern expert says. Revisiting the 1970s? Will the Israel-Hamas war affect the price of oil and gas in the US?Oil prices quadrupled during a Middle East war in the 1970s, but a Northeastern faculty expert says that’s unlikely to happen today.
Barron's Bolivia’s Right-wing On Cusp Of Power, In 20-year First After nearly 20 years in power, “the government simply has no one else to blame,” Pablo Calderon Martinez, a researcher at Northeastern University in London, argued.
Barron's Haiti’s Emboldened Gangs Could Scuttle Political Solution Pablo Calderon Martinez, an associate professor of international relations at Northeastern University London, said that Haiti’s crisis had been allowed to fester too long, strengthening the gangs.
Al Jazeera Spain in ‘political limbo’ after election yields no clear winner Pablo Calderon Martinez, a professor at Northeastern University, told Al Jazeera Sunday’s outcome revealed a “divided country”.
Mexico’s president claimed he had photo proof of a mythical elf. Why? “Even by AMLO standards, I think it was received as one of his most bizarre sort of interventions,” said Pablo Calderón Martínez, a professor of politics and international relations at Northeastern University London.
NBC Boston Why Is Gas So Expensive and Is the Russia-Ukraine War to Blame? Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon talked about how energy sanctions are related to inflation during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.”
NBC Boston When Will the War in Ukraine End? Local Experts Explain Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon explained why they disagree with that line of thinking in NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.”
NBC Boston Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Cancer Rumors ‘Distract’ From War, Experts Say Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon weighed in on the rumors during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.”
NBC News Russia-Ukraine Q&A: Putin’s Reported Cancer, EU Makes Moves and Victory Day Local experts discuss reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer, retaliatory moves from the European Union and upcoming Victory Day in Russia on NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine War Q&A.”
NBC Boston Could Massachusetts Be a Target for a Nuclear Attack? Legislation Aims to Find Out Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon weighed in on whether Massachusetts should create this type of commission and how real the nuclear threat really is to the Bay State during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.”
NBC Boston Could Russia Wage Nuclear War in Ukraine? Local Experts Break Down the Threat Harvard scholar Oleh Kotsyuba and Northeastern University professors Mai’a Cross and Pablo Calderon explained why Putin would use tactical nuclear weapons and what the outcome might be during NBC10 Boston’s weekly series, “Russia-Ukraine Q&A.”
