New levies stemming from U.S. investigations into forced labor worldwide hit 19 countries in the Americas. 

As tarifas são a mistura de duas coisas, uma "burocracia que está pensando mais na parte técnica" e um elemento "político", diz o editor-chefe da AQ.

July 16–22: State releases a report on Cuban espionage and U.S.–Colombia security ties set to deepen. Plus: Trump’s FTO designations charted.

El editor gerente de Americas Quarterly destacó el papel emergente de América Latina en la carrera espacial, tema principal del nuevo número de la revista.

"O Brasil é a grande e fascinante exceção a muitas dessas tendências [associadas às políticas de Trump]", diz o editor chefe da Americas Quarterly.

En su artículo, la académica explica cómo América Latina impulsa su propia autonomía e independencia tecnológica en la industria espacial.

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

July 9–15: Plus, Colombia’s vice president meets with Rubio and recordings of a Mexican governor put her in hot water.

The IRC’s Rafael Velasquez and CAF’s Ángel Cárdenas Sosa discuss the short- and long-term priorities for funding recovery after the June 24 earthquakes.

Meet the ministers who will support the far-right leader when he assumes the Colombian presidency on August 7.

The region "stands out as the foreign policy sphere in which Trump has enjoyed the most success in advancing his agenda," writes AS/COA's vice president.

Economic reforms "seem more like a political gesture on the part of the Cuban government," said AS/COA's vice president of policy.

The 2024 election saw high levels of Hispanic support for Trump. Can Republicans replicate that success in the November congressional vote?

Keiko Fujimori emerged from the runoff with a razor-thin victory. Her term begins on July 28. Learn about her campaign and key moments of a tight election.

June 25-July 1: Plus, Treasury targets cross-border fuel smuggling and SCOTUS delivers immigration rulings with a regional impact.

The June 24 disaster caused large-scale damage to Caracas and La Guaira. Learn about the catastrophe, as well as the U.S. and Latin American response.

The AQ managing editor spoke on the humanitarian impact of the twin natural disasters and the state of the country's logistical and medical infrastructure.

Learn about the background of the race and the victory of right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella.

The former Peruvian finance minister analyzes the social, political, and foreign policy tensions awaiting the new administration.

June 18-24: Plus, Cuba introduces market reforms and a Venezuelan opposition figure reemerges.