The US Elections: Implications for Latin America
The November 6 US elections may open the door to addressing contentious issues between the United States and Latin America.
Analysis
Will Washington or Havana Move Toward Warmer Relations?
Will Washington or Havana make a move toward warming relations?
A Time for Action
Latin America inequality gap, economic integration, and infrastructure and education systems were among the issues spotlighted at the XVII Annual CAF Conference.
Legado poderia ter dado a Cuba outro destino
Ninguém pode negar a Fidel Castro o seu lugar na História. Ele foi a figura política mais proeminente da América Latina talvez desde Cristóvão Colombo, em 1492. A questão é até que ponto sua narrativa será mais sobre sonhos ousados e mudanças progressistas — ou sobre opressão e, no fim, estagnação em Cuba.
US Policy in the Western Hemisphere
US Secretary of State John Kerry addressed US-Latin America relations for the first time in the United States since his appointment.
Michael Shifter: “La desconfianza ciudadana alcanza a toda la clase política, y con razón”
Michael Shifter responde a preguntas sobre el estado de Venezuela, Cuba y Brazil.
Has the United States Failed to Adequately Fight Illegal Drugs?
Is growing violence in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America a sign of failures in drug policy? Has the Obama administration made any significant change in anti-drug efforts? What policies should it be pursuing?
A Year with a High Dose of Elections
In 2012, three presidential elections – in Mexico, Venezuela, and the United States – could alter the political map and relations in the Americas.
Now, Obama Can Focus More on the Region
Almost without warning, issues that have long been on the agenda between the US and Latin America are alive again as Barack Obama looks to his second term.
US Seeking Stronger Connections in Region Through Technology
The US State Department is fostering new methods of engaging directly with Latin American citizens.
What Will a New Generation of Leadership Mean for Cuba?
Cuba’s parliament has approved Miguel Díaz-Canel as Cuba’s first vice president. What will this mean for Cuba?
North America’s Energy Boom & Latin America
Oil and gas production in the United States and Canada has increased considerably since 2008.
Deciphering Obama’s Victory and Second Term Agenda
Barack Obama should never have been able to claim a second term. Yet he did, and with considerable room to spare.
Are Brazil-US Military Relations Experiencing Turbulence?
Will Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff’s visit to Washington next month help improve bilateral relations?
What Does 2014 Hold for US-Latin America Relations?
To what extent will Obama seek to strengthen ties to the region? How much will Latin America want to work with the UUS?