April 17–23: Washington advances with Mexico, spars with Canada over USMCA. Plus, Mexico names a new top envoy to DC.

In his third year in office, how is the libertarian leader faring?

"Perú tiene una economía muy dinámica [...] pero ningún país consigue funcionar sin un gobierno mínimamente fuerte", dijo el vicepresidente de AS/COA.

El gobierno venezolano "compra tiempo" para reagruparse y repensarse como fuerza política, dice el editor de Americas Quarterly.

April 10–16: Plus, Sheinbaum decries Mexican detainee deaths and Cuba's Díaz-Canel goes on U.S. television.

The global growth forecast is slowing due to the conflict in Iran. How will that impact the region’s prospects?

El vicepresidente de AS/COA habló del nuevo gobierno chileno, de la candidata peruana Keiko Fujimori y la situación en Brasil, Colombia, Cuba y Venezuela.

Apr 3–9: Also, Ecuador’s president opens door to U.S. troop presence and Mexico’s new foreign secretary builds on North American experience.

“This is the most complicated election we’ve worked on,” says the head of the major pollster, who discusses voter volatility ahead of the April 12 vote.

El vicepresidente de AS/COA habló sobre el auge de la derecha en la región y la relación de Estados Unidos con países como Chile, Venezuela y Cuba.

El Mencho’s payroll ledger revealed how cartels fill ranks. Mathematician Rafael Prieto-Curiel shows why stemming recruitment is the key to curb violence.

Mar 27–Apr 2: Plus, a year later, we look at the impact of Liberation Day tariffs on Latin American imports.

Amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, who are Tehran’s allies in the region? And which countries might be hurt by disrupted trade?

March 20–26: Also, Colombia’s Petro named in DOJ investigations. And what a Dominican space facility tells us about the U.S.-China space race.

Argentine foreign affairs expert Francisco Resnicoff covers how the sale of South American red meat is shifting through new trade pacts and relationships.

The deal, signed in March, marks the first bilateral trade agreement between the two countries. What does it cover?

Delcy Rodríguez is trying "to stretch this moment and this coexistence with the U.S.," said the managing editor of Americas Quarterly to the network.

Learn about the youth vote, changes to Congress, and top voter concerns as the Andean country readies to cast ballots on April 12.

"The [United States] has much more leverage than they’ve had in the past to try and get real change there," said AS/COA's vice president to the network.

March 13–19: Venezuelan oil gets sanctions relief and Washington launches trade investigations into dozens of hemispheric partners.