The Huffington Post features Americas Quarterly advance release article on the implications of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) activites in Latin America.

AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini points out that quota laws have enable women to rise to leadership positions in the region though much progress still needs to be done.

La exposición Jorge Luis Borges y Xul Solar: El arte de la amistad en Americas Society reveló la maravillosa imaginación y plasticidad de un artista extraordinario y único.

AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini analyzes the significance of President Barack Obama’s handshake with Cuba’s President Raul Castro.

El Director del PNUD para América Latina y el Caribe, Heraldo Múñoz, presentó su libro Getting Away with Murder en AS/COA en donde reveló detalles desconocidos sobre el asesinato a la líder pakistani Benzair Bhutto.

AS/COA’s immigration forum in Charlotte prompted the Charlotte City Council to establish an Inter-Agency Task Force to promote better integration of immigrants and educate the community on the economic and social benefits of its growing immigrant populations.

"Turning around the country will be a long term issue," anticipates COA’s Eric Farnsworth as Juan Orlando Hernández is declared the winner of Honduras’ presidential elections.