"Este es un momento muy propicio para la negociación" entre ambos países, dijo el vicepresidente de AS/COA a la cadena de televisión colombiana.
The Mexican president’s proposed constitutional changes were voted down by parties within her own coalition. What’s her Plan B?
Mar 6–12: Leaders gather for the Shield of the Americas summit before heading to Chile's inauguration. Plus: Washington restores Venezuelan ties.
GI-TOC's Haiti and Caribbean Observatory head Romain Le Cour analyzes the local and international efforts to ready an August vote amid a security crisis.
Paloma Valencia’s win in the center-right coalition may reset the race, but the next government will need to build alliances in a fragmented Congress.
Feb 27–Mar 5: The administration readies to welcome likeminded leaders in Florida as it eyes changes in crisis-hit Cuba.
"All sides right now are curious about the possibility of a deal," said the editor-in-chief of Americas Quarterly to the cable news network.
CSIS’ Diego Marroquín Bitar explains what the SCOTUS decision means for U.S. trade policy and the other options in the president’s tariff "arsenal."
Feb 20-26: U.S. intelligence helps take out a kingpin and Washington cancels Chilean officials’ visas over an underwater cable.
"The Trump administration seems to have its sights set on some kind of transition there," said the AS/COA vice president to the network.
Feb 13-19: More U.S. officials visit Venezuela as a Canadian business delegation heads to Mexico ahead of the USMCA review.
Rodríguez is cooperating with Washington because "she sees not only the political benefit but also some economic benefit," said AS/COA's vice president.
Feb 6-12: A Peruvian port comes under the scope and Honduras’ new president visits Mar-a-Lago.
Journalist Alex González Ormerod and historian Gema Kloppe-Santamaría cover why Mexico hasn’t joined Latin America’s rightward tilt and what could change.
"Lo que tenemos ahora es una nueva confianza entre ambas partes", dice el vicepresidente de AS/COA tras la reunión de ambos líderes en la Casa Blanca.
"It's the moment for regional integration," said AS/COA's president and CEO, who also spoke about the renewed U.S. engagement in the Western Hemisphere.
Jan 29–Feb 5: The Trump administration kept up pressure on Cuba, made resource deals with Mexico, and hosted the presidents of Colombia and El Salvador.
The Caribbean island is undergoing its worst economic period in decades while facing rising U.S. pressure.
"Colombia and the U.S. need each other to accomplish their goals," said the AS/COA vice president to the network.
"Hay espacio para avances [...] debido a prioridades de Trump de mejorar la eficacia de la lucha contra el narcotráfico", dice el vicepresidente de AS/COA.