On October 20, the Inter-American Dialogue held a private conversation with Juan Carlos Pinzón, Colombia’s Ambassador to the United States. Private sector and non-governmental leaders, as well as independent analysts, engaged in a frank exchange with Ambassador Pinzón about the future of the peace negotiations between the Colombian government and the FARC, after the ‘No’ vote won in the national plebiscite held on October 2nd.
Medellín is Colombia’s second largest and fastest growing city, but also the most dangerous major city in the country.
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Given the turbulent state of trade agreements in the United States and Europe, many are asking if there is an opportunity for greater regional integration in Latin America. If so, what are these opportunities and what form might they take? Which countries can take the lead on this effort?
Bachelet has started her term with an ambitious agenda that includes tax, education, and constitutional reforms.
Peruvians want an evolution, not a revolution.
At the Inter-American Dialogue, José Miguel Insulza described the events of September 30, in which Ecuadoran police brought the country to a standstill after they rioted and trapped President Rafael Correa in a Quito hospital for several hours.
The Obama administration, though not as progressive as many had hoped, has taken important steps in the right direction.
Although originally elected democratically, Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa has used authoritarian tactics to maintain power.
Varela confronts a complicated political landscape dominated by his predecessor, whose party maintains a majority in Congress.
Despite an increased presence in the global market, Brazil’s new economic policy shows sign of protectionism and defense of traditional industries.
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Policy shifts by President Kirchner indicate that the Argentinian economy will be able to “muddle through” until the next presidential elections.
Summary of the XV Annual CAF Conference
Seis áreas prioritárias para transformar a qualidade da educação na América Latina são analisadas no relatório “Construindo uma Educação de Qualidade: um pacto com o futuro da América Latina”, lançado nesta terça-feira (29) pelo Instituto Ayrton Senna e o Diálogo Interamericano, em evento com apoio da Fundação Santillana e Fundação…
The mobilization of 70,000 students in the streets of Chile is more than just a protest for free higher education.
Spain is no longer Latin America’s gateway to Europe. The relationship is changing due to the growing power and influence of Latin America.
