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The Inter-American Dialogue convenes events ranging from small briefings to major conferences throughout the year across an array of critical issue areas—Latin American trade and investment links, economic and political trends, energy integration, globalization and poverty, education reform, women and political power, remittances and migration, race discrimination in Latin America, the challenges facing the countries of the Andean region, the changing politics and economics of Cuba, the precarious equilibrium in Haiti, and ongoing threats to press freedom in the Americas.

We welcome the participation in our events of informed people with diverse backgrounds and from across the political spectrum. Because space is limited, we cannot publicly list upcoming events, in general. To receive invitations, please select from the two options below:

1) I work with a business or corporation and would like to attend events.

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Written summaries of recent events are available to the public. All sessions are "on the record" unless specifically noted. To search for an event, please visit the Publications Search page.

A Conversation with Andrés Allamand: Defense Minister of Chile

The Argentine Economy: Near and Longer-Term Prospects

Social Inclusion in Peru: A Conversation with Minister Carolina Trivelli

Venezuela's Presidential Elections: Role of Independent Voters

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China's Loans to Latin America: A Better Deal?

Gang Violence and Security in Central America: A Conversation with Tom Bruneau

A Conversation with Hal Weitzman, author of "Latin Lessons"

A Discussion on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act and its Implications for Latin America

A Conversation with Ricardo Lagos

CANCELED Haiti, Looking Ahead: A Conversation with Prime Minister Garry Conille

Labor and Social Policy in Colombia: A Conversation with Minister Rafael Pardo