Timeline: Brazil's Political Crisis
On August 31, Brazil's impeachment process ended Dilma Rousseff’s presidency. What are the key dates leading up to this moment?
Venezuela Blunts Opposition’s Rise Months After Landmark Victory
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Anatoly Kurmanaev
“If the legislature can’t legislate and the Supreme Court is not independent, by definition that is an assault on democracy,” points out AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Americas Quarterly formula la pregunta clave para Centroamérica ¿Qué futuro le espera?
La útima edición de la revista ofrece un repaso exhaustivo del progreso en Centroamérica y los retos que enfrenta hoy.
Americas Quarterly Addresses Central America's Burning Question: Which Future?
The latest issue offers a comprehensive look at Central America's progress and the challenges it faces today.
'Turbulência em eventual governo Temer pode frustrar otimismo do mercado', prevê brasilianista
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Jefferson Puff
Em entrevista à BBC Brasil, Brian Winter da AS/COA avalia que o "fervor" em torno de um governo Temer pode dar lugar à surpresa e frustração.
Ven juristas ejemplos legales de “cazarrupos”.
La última edición de Americas Quarterly, explora cómo una nueva generación de jueces, fiscales y activistas están logrando avances en la lucha contra la corrupción.
Brazil Is A Step Closer To Ditching Its President In The Midst of An Economic Crisis
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Ana Campoy
If President Dilma Rousseff is impeached, it’s unclear whether a PMDB government could turn Brazil around. For one, “the party has no clear ideology,” explains AS/COA’s Brian Winter.