An Americas Quarterly web exclusive explores "pigmentocracy" research, which correlates skin color with educational attainment in Latin America.
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The opposition candidate has yet to fully outline his presidential priorities, but his advisors indicate a balanced approach that would not break with many of President Hugo Chávez's policies.
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Henrique Capriles Radonski, the likely winner of the opposition primary on February 12, may have to contend with more than just President Chávez in his quest for the presidency.
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A preview article from the Winter 2012 issue of Americas Quarterly discusses China's foreign policy and role as a global political player.
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Without finding common ground, the two regional giants may not continue to develop at such a rapid pace. In fact, more Brazilian protectionist policies could be on the horizon.
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A recent celebration in a small Brazilian town reveals that the Amazon is grappling with many of the same gay rights issues as the rest of the world.
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