Timeline: Latin America's Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine
AS/COA covers the role of the region hardest hit by the pandemic in the hunt for a vaccine.
News & Analysis
2021 Elections in Latin America: A Preview
Nine Latin American countries hold elections this year, with five—Chile, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Peru—selecting presidents.
Q&A: Economist Ricardo Torres on Cuba's Monetary Unification
“This is a necessary step and, unfortunately, we are now doing this in the worst possible situation,” said the Cuban economist on the January 1 currency shift
Latin America and the Caribbean’s 2021 Economic Outlook
The region’s recovery will be slow and depend in part on effective vaccine distribution and stable oil prices.
Approval Tracker: Mexico's President AMLO
Andrés Manuel López Obrador has maintained his popularity throughout the pandemic. As Mexico preps for June 2021 midterms, here’s how his approval looks over time.
Supporting Women’s Economic Development in Latin America
Sponsored Content: Learn how a Goldman Sachs initiative is helping women develop their leadership talents, particularly as COVID-19 presents new challenges.
El coronavirus en América Latina
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Elizabeth Gonzalez
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Katie Hopkins
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Luisa Horwitz
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Paola Nagovitch
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Holly K. Sonneland
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Carin Zissis
AS/COA Online mira cómo los gobiernos responden al COVID-19 en la región.
The Coronavirus in Latin America
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Elizabeth Gonzalez
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Katie Hopkins
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Luisa Horwitz
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Paola Nagovitch
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Holly K. Sonneland
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Carin Zissis
AS/COA Online looks at how governments are responding to COVID-19 across the region, as well the economic impact of the pandemic.
Explainer: What Is DACA?
With a decision from the U.S. Supreme Court upholding DACA, AS/COA Online looks at the immigration program, the Trump administration’s attempt to end it, and its current status.
Q&A with Eric Farnsworth: Should President Biden Expect to Have a Difficult Relationship With Mexico?
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Nathaniel Parish Flannery
"The question is whether both nations will look for an opportunity to work toward a truly ambitious agenda," said AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth to Forbes.com.
"Don’t We Deserve More?" Mexico’s Spike in Femicides Sparks a Women’s Uprising
As long as Mexican women continue to face high levels of violence and inequality, they will keep demanding change, writes Carin Zissis for World Politics Review.
Alberto Fernández’s Difficult First Year
Argentina’s president faced several challenges in his inaugural year, and the pandemic was just one of them.
AS/COA Insider: Guillermo Zubillaga and Eric Farnsworth on Venezuela’s “Elections”
Venezuela is set to hold legislative elections on December 6. Of course, the term “elections” should be used lightly.
Peru's Presidential Crisis: A Timeline
The country's second maneuver to remove the president in 16 months threw the country into political chaos. AS/COA Online covers how Peru arrived at this tumultuous moment on the eve of an election year.
AS/COA Insider: Brian Winter on Brazil's Municipal Elections
While President Jair Bolsonaro’s favored candidates underperformed in the first round, new faces on the left attracted attention.
Chart: How U.S. Latinos Voted in the 2020 Presidential Election
There’s a lot more to see when you look beyond Florida.
The 2021 Summit of the Americas: Photo Op or Turning Point?
"In the Western Hemisphere, leadership must mean partnership," writes AS/COA's Steve Liston in The Banker.
The Lesson From Bolivia for Latin American Politics
"Luis Arce's victory signals that renewal is possible," writes AS/COA's Brendan O'Boyle on Bolivia's president-elect in The New York Times.
U.S. 2020: Joe Biden and Donald Trump on Mexico Relations
Trump’s warm relationship with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador endures, but a Biden victory would mean a new bilateral bond.
U.S. 2020: Joe Biden and Donald Trump on U.S. Policy toward Latin America
As the candidates seek to woo Latino voters at home, they offer different approaches abroad. AS/COA Online explores their stances on countries from Cuba to Brazil.
