AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth comments on whether Latin American will receive greater attention during President Barack Obama’s second term.
In Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, some supported the U.S. president’s win with the hope of a more engaged administration, while others in Venezuela saw little possibility for new policies.
AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth writes for The Huffington Post about decisive Latin America policy drivers to watch for in the upcoming year with the beginning of a new U.S. presidential term.
A November 1 panel discussion in Miami examined Europe’s impact on the broader global scenario, Latin America's competitive advantages in the year ahead, and how the election in the United States could affect policy toward Latin America.
On November 6, Puerto Rican voters in the continental United States could form an important swing bloc. Meanwhile, the island’s electorate will participate in a referendum on Puerto Rico’s status.
An AS/COA Online explainer examines Hispanic demographics, political representation, voting trends, and election issues in the United States ahead of the November 6 presidential election.
Chile’s center-left coalition made significant gains in Sunday’s municipal elections, though only four in 10 Chileans turned out to vote.