LatAm Minute: When the Law Is Not on Women's Side
The World Bank’s Sarah Iqbal explains the legal barriers against women gaining equality in Latin America.
LatAm Minute: HRW's José Miguel Vivanco on the Leopoldo López Verdict
The trial of the Venezuelan opposition leader was a farce, says the head of Human Rights Watch's Americas division, and some Latin American governments are starting to speak up.
LatAm Minute: Juliana Barbassa on What the Olympics Mean for Brazil
The Brazilian public's attitude toward hosting the 2016 Summer Games has gone from excitement to ambivalence, the author tells AS/COA Online in this audio interview.
NPR: Susan Segal on Competition in Cuba
AS/COA's president and CEO tells NPR how companies from around the world are flocking to the island for business while the U.S. embargo remains in place.
NPR: AS/COA's Alana Tummino on U.S.-Cuba Travel Hurdles
AS/COA's policy director talks to NPR about remaining U.S.-Cuba travel barriers despite the surge in tourism.
LatAm Minute: Sebastián Briozzo sobre el crecimiento económico de Colombia
El director de análisis para Latinoamérica en el Grupo de Calificaciones Soberanas de Standard & Poor’s hace proyecciones sobre el futuro inmediato de la economía colombiana.
Audio: AS/COA's Alana Tummino on Cuba's Growing Private Sector
AS/COA's policy director talks to Marketplace/Quartz about Cuba's expanding non-state sector.