News & Analysis

From Title 42 to TPS, learn about major U.S. policies affecting Latin American migrants and asylum seekers.

Bolsonaro and his culturally conservative, anti-globalist allies will be a force for many years to come, writes AS/COA's Brian Winter in Foreign Affairs.

Check support levels for Andrés Manuel López Obrador—and polling for potential successors—as he enters the last two years of his presidency.

"Siempre he pensado que es mi responsabilidad trabajar con el país", dijo la presidenta y CEO de AS/COA.

"Es un sistema democrático muy avanzado", dijo la presidenta y CEO de AS/COA sobre Chile.

Quaest’s Felipe Nunes covers the first round and what's ahead in an October 30 runoff for presidential rivals Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro.

The U.S. secretary of state headed to South America to meet with the new presidents and attend the OAS General Assembly.

"Empresas que sepan adaptarse…podrán dar ese gran salto hacia la vanguardia", escribe María Lourdes Teran de AS/COA en Ideas de Negocios Televisión.

"Es un salto de fe porque Lula no ha dejado un programa económico con muchos detalles", dijo el vicepresidente de política de AS/COA.

"Tem algo aí que precisa ser consertado", disse vice-presidente de política da AS/COA sobre metodologia das pesquisas eleitorais.

"A culturally conservative revival of sorts has swept the country," writes AS/COA's Brian Winter in TIME.

"It's become almost cultish how people are for one candidate or the other," said the Americas Quarterly managing editor.

After the October 2 vote, see figures around turnout, congressional composition, and more.

Hear the recording of the conversation moderated by AS/COA's Luisa Leme on the October 2 elections. 

See how competition between presidential hopefuls is shaping up ahead of the October 2 first-round vote.

"The institutions of democracy have been questioned in this election cycle," said the AS/COA vice president.

UnidosUS' Clarissa Martínez De Castro and The Washington Post's Sabrina Rodríguez cover issues motivating the voting bloc heading into the U.S. midterms.

“It's not clear to me what anyone could do or say at this point that would change most Brazilians' minds,” says the AS/COA vice president.

A pending tax treaty with Chile would allow Washington to grow ties with the region's "new left," writes AS/COA's Steve Liston in World Politics Review.

"Sanctions have an economic impact…if their application is widespread [and] coordinated," co-writes the AS/COA chairman emeritus in Reuters Breakingviews.