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Brazil middle class
Articles & Op-Eds
Everything You’ve Heard about the Middle Class Is Wrong
January 4, 2013
/ Christopher Sabatini

"Whether its growth is being hailed as a major advance for Latin America or its alleged decline in the developed world is taken as a sign of the global North’s impending fall, the middle class has assumed almost totemic status in popular discussions," writes AS/COA's Christopher Sabatini for CNN-GPS. "The reality, though, is more complex."

Gender & Social Equality
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O esforço para 'consolidar a revolução'
December 21, 2012
/ Eric Farnsworth

O resultado das eleições regionais foi usado por chavistas para tentar demonstrar que o movimento está institucionalizado. Porém, "uma transformação está ocorrendo na Venezuela", escreve Eric Farnsworth da AS/COA. "Esta é uma área em particular onde Estados Unidos e Brasil têm a oportunidade de trabalhar juntos numa agenda comum".

 

Venezuela
Democracy & Elections
Articles & Op-Eds
Central America: A Job Instead of a Gun
December 13, 2012
/ Jason Marczak

The private sector can help improve security in Central America through reinsertion programs and initiatives targeting at-risk youth, AS/COA's Jason Marczak writes for The Miami Herald.

Central America & Caribbean
El Salvador
Security & Defense
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Uma oportunidade para respaldar a democracia
December 12, 2012
/ Eric Farnsworth

“A comunidade internacional, principalmente o Brasil e os Estados Unidos, deve se manter vigilante para garantir a democracia no iminente processo de transição política na Venezuela,” escreve o Vice-presidente da AS/COA Eric Farnsworth para o jornal O Estado de São Paulo.

Venezuela
Democracy & Elections
MAC Niteroi
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A Retrospective of Works by Brazilian Architect Oscar Niemeyer (1907-2012)
December 6, 2012
/ Rachel Glickhouse

Iconic Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer was nearly 105 when he passed away on December 5, ending a career that spanned eight decades. AS/COA Online provides an overview of some of his most famous works in Brazil, Spain, and the United States.

Brazil
Arts & Culture
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The Emerging Atlantic Community
December 3, 2012
/ Eric Farnsworth

AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth writes for PODER about the need to re-boost and expand the Atlantic alliance to include Latin America and Africa, as strategic focus shifts to Asia.  

Trade
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The United States and Mexico: The Path Forward
November 30, 2012
/ Eric Farnsworth / Michael Werz and

Expectations are high for closer U.S.-Mexico relations as Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto takes office, write Michael Werz and AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.

Mexico
United States
Democracy & Elections
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