El mayor desafío para el mundo en 2017 será Donald Trump
En 2017 el mundo entrará en terreno incierto, con un ‘outsider’ sentado en el despacho oval. Se viene un año intenso.
Analysis
What Will Be the Effects of the US-Ecuador Diplomatic Spat?
How will diplomatic relations between Ecuador and the US be affected after the expulsion of US Ambassador Heather Hodges?
Congressional Testimony: US Disengagement from Latin America
Washington’s inability to influence the situation in Venezuela has given rise to questions about the US’ role in Latin America.
Humala’s Foreign Policy: More Continuity Than Change?
The success or failure of Ollanta Humala’s will depend on its performance in addressing Peru’s critical problems.
Why Is the IACHR Under Fire?
What would rejecting outside funding have done to the IACHR? Do the ALBA countries have a legitimate gripe with the commission?
Congressional Testimony: Challenges at the Border
More than 52,000 Central American children, passing through Mexico, have sought entry into the US.
Four Top Stories from Latin America in 2013
In 2013, four news stories in Latin America stood out. All have long histories and huge implications.
Putin is Still ¡Muy Popular!
Vladimir Putin’s six-day Latin American tour this past week reveals that the Russian president will not be quiescent.
US Learning to Live With Strained Ecuador Ties
Since President Rafael Correa came to power, US relations with Ecuador have been rocky. In dealing with Correa, Washington faces difficult policy choices.
Adios, Amigos
As Hillary Clinton travels through Latin America this week, the U.S. secretary of state will find it profoundly transformed from the relatively serene region she encountered as first lady in the 1990s.
Latin America Must Act
Can the government led by Nicolas Maduro survive the wave of street protests that have spread throughout Venezuela over the past two weeks?
The Difficulties of a Peace Deal
After decades of violence, peace remains a coveted yet elusive goal in Colombia.
Sea Change in Spain
Latin America’s economic growth and Europe’s debt crisis have turned Ibero-American relations upside down.
Obama & Latin America: New Beginnings, Old Frictions
Today, signs of frustration are unmistakable in Washington and in many Latin American capitals, despite Obama’s immense personal appeal and the continued promise of a more productive partnership.
Colombia Looks Past Washington
While Santos is familiar with Chávez’s unpredictability and knows as well as anyone where the FARC rebels are and what they are up to, he also knows the economic stakes for Colombia.