In this sweeping essay for AQ, Brazil’s foreign minister outlines his views on populism, Venezuela, U.S. ties, Latin American integration and more.
Despite growing protests and widespread suffering, Venezuela’s president continues to outfox the opposition and foreign critics.
Despite facing a fast-moving migration crisis from Venezuela, Brazil's policy response is stuck in neutral.
A reporter makes a 10-day journey up the Paraná in search of economic cooperation between Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil.
With just 18 months left in President Michel Temer’s term, Brazil’s next foreign minister will face an uphill battle.
“It will be hard for President Trump to dismiss President Kuczynski’s advice on building relationships with Latin America,” points out AS/COA’s Brian Winter
