Cualquier final de la crisis en Venezuela es posible
A pesar de las protestas, los especialistas opinan que el chavismo aún tiene espaldas para aguantar en el poder.
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Youth, Skills and Entrepreneurship in Latin America
Investing in youth is one way to overcome Latin America’s current economic slowdown, but many youth lack the skills to be productive in society. How can governments invest in youth to consolidate long-term growth?
What’s at Stake as Macri Meets Today With Trump?
Argentine President Mauricio Macri meets today in Washington with his U.S. counterpart, Donald Trump. How have U.S.-Argentine relations fared since Macri took office in late 2015, and where are they headed during Trump’s presidency?
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Los primeros 100 días de Donald Trump y su relación con América Latina
De cara al cumplimiento de los primeros 100 días en el poder de Donald Trump, Michael Shifter se refirió en entrevista con NTN24 a la postura de la administración del presidente estadounidense con Venezuela hacia el futuro próximo y aseguró que considera que se pueden esperar más sanciones para quienes están acusados de violaciones de Derechos Humanos y corrupción, “va a haber más y más duras”, señaló.
Estados Unidos y América Latina andan por caminos separados, mientras varias instituciones hemisféricas disminuyen en relevancia
Cuba Posible entrevista a Peter Hakim y Michael Shifter en conjunto para conversar sobre la integración latinoamericana y las relaciones “Norte-Sur”.
2015-2016 Annual Report
We are pleased to present this report, highlighting our contributions to the policy debates that defined 2015 and 2016.
No Easy Way Out for Venezuelans
There is a sense expressed by many in Caracas that these protests are a new chapter in Venezuela’s saga in which the government will have a tough time putting such unrest back in a box. But what comes next is difficult to know.
What Does a Strong U.S. Dollar Mean for Latin America?
In January, U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. dollar was “too strong,” a departure from the past practice of U.S. presidents, who tried to avoid making such statements and influencing currency markets. How is the U.S. dollar’s relative strength affecting Latin American and Caribbean economies, and what would a weaker dollar mean for the region?
A conversation with Colombian Environment Minister Luis Gilberto Murillo
As Colombia begins the multi-year process of implementing last year’s peace accord, it is vital to balance environmental conservation with the need for sustainable economic development.
Venezuela’s Bad Neighbor Policy
Why It Quit the Organization of American States
Argentina: At a Turning Point
On April 27th, The Dialogue, the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), and the Brookings Institution hosted an event with Argentina’s President, Mauricio Macri. In the event, Argentina: At a turning point, Macri addressed the country’s challenges and the current administration’s plans for the future.
Fighting Corruption and Improving Business Climates in Latin America
Fighting corruption has the potential to reshape commerce in the Western Hemisphere, but the obstacles to change are significant.
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Dialogue with the Candidates for Commissioner of the IACHR
An open civil society forum with the nominees for the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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Los venezolanos no creen hoy en mediadores
Michael Shifter es entrevistado por Juan Carlos Iragorri desde Madrid sobre la crisis en Venezuela y la próxima visita de Juan Manuel Santos a Washington.
Energy policy and the outlook for oil and gas in Brazil
Brazil is on track to double its oil and gas production following a series of energy policy reforms aimed at increasing investment.