The IDB senior advisor talks with AQ Online about how African descendant communities are using technology to increase inclusion as well as the role of government policies.
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Celso Amorim, the man who led Brazil into its new global era, discusses his diplomatic vision and U.S.-Brazilian relations in the new issue of Americas Quarterly.
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With Parliament dissolved after a no-confidence vote, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff are jockeying to win over disenchanted voters.
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The president’s message was well received in Brazil, Chile, and El Salvador but his regional speech may have fallen on deaf ears outside those countries.
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The senate majority leader weighs in on immigration reform and the Colombia and Panama free trade pacts in the Winter 2011 issue of Americas Quarterly.
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Latin American young adults bear the brunt of tight labor markets during the economic downturn. Governments, businesses, and civil society can step up to help.
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While Washington sleeps, the United States is losing the battle for Latin America's markets, writes Eric Farnsworth in the Winter 2011 issue of Americas Quarterly.
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The merger of the Colombian, Chilean, and Peruvian stock exchanges is a milestone for hemisphere finance—and a sign of renewed economic confidence.
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