News & Analysis

The president-elect threatened 25 percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada and 10 to 20 percent rates globally. Learn about the hemispheric trade relationship.

The center-left former mayor returns the Broad Front to power but will face a divided parliament.

The margins are slim heading into November’s vote between the Broad Front’s Yamandú Orsi and the National Party’s Álvaro Delgado.

Insecurity, a fiscal deficit, and the economy feature in the lead-up to the November 24 second round of Uruguay’s presidential election.

At a Young Professionals of the Americas event, the Americas Quarterly editor-in-chief discussed the potential regional impacts of a second Trump term.

For Foreign Policy, AS/COA’s Carin Zissis covers why Mexico outpaces the United States when it comes to women’s political leadership.

Trump "va a incentivar más innovación, particularmente en los sectores tecnológicos", dice la presidenta y CEO de AS/COA al diario chileno.

"Es probable que la región se convierta en una prioridad mucho mayor", escribe Brian Winter de AS/COA en revista Semana.

Exit polls suggest that Donald Trump achieved a record share of the vote of Latinos, though a majority still voted for Kamala Harris.

Hispanic voters—concerned about the economy and immigration—are deciding between Harris and Trump. Which way do they lean?

La líder de la oposicion venezolana es "un modelo de esperanza y resiliencia", dicen Susan Segal y Andrés Gluski de AS/COA en La Nación y El Tiempo.

"Los dos candidatos (estadounidenses) saben que tienen que prestarle más atención a América Latina”, dice la presidenta y CEO de AS/COA al diario.

The October 26–27 contests, held a year before the 2025 general elections, offered insights into the country’s political landscape.

The leftist opposition candidate of the Frente Amplio leads the polls ahead of the presidential vote. AS/COA Online looks at top issues and two referenda.

Immigration is a top issue in the November 5 contest. How do voters view the topic and the policy proposals of candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump?

The two U.S. presidential candidates spoke on Univision to undecided Latino voters about immigration, the economy, and democracy.

A presidential race that’s too close to call and a controversial pension referendum are shaping the October 27 contest.