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.

Higher foreign exchange reserves will help Latin America to withstand global economic pressures.

A senior Shanghai scholar says China poses no threat to the region.

China’s informal business culture finds a too-familiar environment in Latin America.

Take an interactive tour of the economics of the China-Latin America relationship.

A preview article from the Winter 2012 issue of Americas Quarterly discusses China's foreign policy and role as a global political player.

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.