What Is COVAX and What Does It Mean for Latin America?
The WHO program that seeks to correct for global vaccination inequities has faced ongoing delays.
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¿Qué es COVAX y qué significa para América Latina?
La iniciativa de la OMS que busca corregir las inequidades globales de la vacunación se ha enfrentado a continuos retrasos.
AS/COA Insider: Brian Winter on Latin America's Role at the Earth Day Climate Summit
The AS/COA vice president shares insights on U.S.-Brazil negotiations to protect the Amazon and how green development can boost Latin America’s post-Covid economic recovery.
Guest Worker Visas for Central Americans Would Ease the Border Situation
"It’d be a win for the border, for the U.S. economy, and for families looking for a hopeful future," writes AS Board Member Antonio Garza for San Antonio Express-News.
Timeline: Tracking Latin America's Road to Vaccination
AS/COA Online covers major developments and vaccine rollouts as countries strive to reach herd immunity.
Poll Tracker: Peru's 2021 Presidential Runoff
See how the race between Pedro Castillo and Keiko Fujimori is shaping up ahead of the June 6 vote.
Cronología: Rastreando el camino hacia la vacunación en América Latina
AS/COA Online cubre los grandes desarrollos y distribuciones de la vacuna mientras los países se esfuerzan por alcanzar la inmunidad colectiva.
Leaders Summit on Climate: Latin America's Concerns
Seven Latin American and Caribbean countries with varying commitments to fighting climate change are participating in Biden’s virtual forum.
Opposite Corners: Castillo and Fujimori to Spar in Peru’s Second Round
The electorate’s apathy is giving way to antipathy as two of the most polarizing candidates move on to the June 6 runoff.
A Guide to 2021 Latin American Elections
In 2021, nine countries in Latin America hold elections—five of them presidential contests—while reeling from the pandemic's devastating impact.
A Digital Economy of the Americas
With the Summit of the Americas, President Biden can cast a vision for the region focused on its digital future, co-writes AS/COA's Steve Liston in Morning Consult.
Third Time's a Charm for Ecuador's Guillermo Lasso
The president-elect has pitched a business-friendly economic vision but will have to work with a divided legislature.
Vaccinate the Americas
"Without vaccinating the Americas, Washington will cede its claim to being the preferred regional partner," writes Eric Farnsworth for World Politics Review.
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.
Q&A con Susan Segal: "Sin enfrentar el virus es imposible pensar en crecer"
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Sebastián Angulo
La presidenta y CEO de AS/COA habló con Diario Expreso sobre el rol del sector privado en el crecimiento de Ecuador y América Latina.
Explainer: Peru’s 2021 General Elections
The April 11 elections give wary voters a chance to pick new leaders amid both the pandemic and political tumult.
Covid Check-in: Cuba's Homegrown Vaccines
With two vaccines in the final trial phase, Cuba plans to ramp up domestic and international distribution.
Who's Who in Brazil's Cabinet and Military Reshuffle
In a dramatic game of musical chairs, the country saw ministers and top brass replaced. AS/COA Online looks at who will take over these high-ranking roles.
Joe Biden’s Top Officials on Latin America and the Caribbean
AS/COA Online looks at the new U.S. president’s nominees and appointees, their ties to the region, and relevant policy leanings.
Covid Check-in: Chile's Coronavirus Paradox
Despite having the highest vaccination rate in Latin America, the country faces lockdown as a third wave of infections hits.
