This report is a collaboration between the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program and Grupo Estrategia Politica (GEP), presenting key insights on North America’s energy integration.
Trade between the United States and Brazil has grown significantly over the past several years, with the US enjoying a trade surplus with Brazil.
The Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program convened the third session of its U.S.–Mexico High-Level Dialogue Series, bringing together senior stakeholders from government, the private sector, and the expert community for a candid, off-the-record discussion on trade, tariffs, and the future of the USMCA ahead of the agreement’s 2026 review.
In an interview with The New York Times, Bruna Santos, director of the Brazil Program, discussed the recent meeting between Presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Donald Trump, arguing that the encounter reflects a broader effort by Brasília to stabilize relations with Washington amid an increasingly complex geopolitical environment.
The Mexico Program at The Dialogue conference on U.S.-Mexico border policy, trade, tech, and sustainability with leaders from government and industry.
La economía del sector sigue siendo exigente y su desarrollo continúa dependiendo de variables considerablemente más complejas que una modificación coyuntural en los precios del petróleo y gas.
Lila Abed, directora del Programa México, participó en el podcast “Broojula” con Ana Paula Ordorica, y conversó sobre cómo se han reordenando prioridades, alianzas, y estrategias dentro y fuera de Estados Unidos bajo la actual administración.
Join the Dialogue on Tuesday, May 5 at 10:00 AM ET for an in-person discussion on Nicaragua’s democratic crisis, its consolidation of authoritarian rule and the implications for future U.S. policy and other international actors.
China is not leaving, […] U.S. efforts are likely to focus on areas that intersect with national security interests rather than attempting to displace China’s
This monthly assessment is part of Ground Truth: Elections 2026, a year-long featured project of the Brazil Program focused on the 2026 electoral cycles in Brazil and the United States.
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