How is the U.S. administration furthering its national security agenda in the Americas?

Sergio Guzmán of Colombia Risk Analysis speaks on the bilateral relationship as the Andean country’s 2026 elections approach.

Either candidate—Rodrigo Paz or Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga—would mark an end to two decades of governance by the MAS.

What does the U.S. president's “America First” trade policy mean for the region? AS/COA is monitoring the new administration's approach.

Amid an insecurity crisis, Boluarte becomes the latest in a succession of Peruvian leaders to be expelled from the executive office after a unanimous vote.

"Los Premios BRAVO se han enfocado en lo positivo de América Latina, en resaltar la innovación y la resiliencia", dice la vicepresidenta de AS/COA.

Surprise finalist Rodrigo Paz faces off against ex-President Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga in an election ending two decades of MAS power.

The U.S. president is resurrecting first-term tactics and promising a more aggressive reduction in immigration. AS/COA is monitoring the regional impacts.

Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch outlines Guyana’s geopolitical importance while the Baker Institute’s Francisco Monaldi analyzes the region’s energy trajectory.

One year in, how do Mexicans rate their first presidenta?

Several prominent right-wing leaders are hoping to turn the ideological tide by succeeding Gabriel Boric. See polling for the November 16 first round.

As the international body hits a milestone, what are hemispheric heads of state saying about shifting global dynamics?

En Brasil, "los aranceles no han producido el efecto deseado por la Casa Blanca. Han producido el efecto contrario", dice el vicepresidente de AS/COA.

"Acho que o [trabalho do] setor privado tanto do Brasil quanto dos Estados Unidos teve um impacto", disse o vice-presidente da AS/COA.

Mexico’s former chief USMCA negotiator, Kenneth Smith Ramos, unpacks the Sheinbaum government's delicate balancing act to protect bilateral trade ties.

Former Brazilian Foreign Trade Secretary Welber Barral explains how political tensions have created a gridlock in current trade negotiations.

"We do expect there to be some sort of response from the Trump White House," said the AS/COA executive vice president. 

His party remains in power but faces a newcomer in opposition as his government steers a hydrocarbon windfall.

“This is a very good data point for how the government is perceived right now,” says the AS/COA special advisor, speaking on the ruling party’s defeat.

Find out what countries in the Americas Trump administration officials visited, updated after each official trip.