Security & Defense

January 18, 2014

/ Helena Celestino

A proposta do Presidente Obama para restringir a NSA foi "um belo gesto aos líderes estrangeiros, mas é difícil recuperar a confiança dos aliados", comentou Christopher Sabatini da AS/COA.

United States

Security & Defense

In the News

Should the U.S. Be Spying on its Allies in the Region?

January 16, 2014

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

United States

Foreign Relations

Security & Defense

2014 Election Blog: Colombia's Presidential Candidates

AS/COA Online briefly profiles President Juan Manuel Santos and Oscar Iván Zuluaga...

Congressional Testimony

Congressional Testimony: Improving Security and Facilitating Commerce with Mexico at America's Southern Border

December 9, 2013

/ Eric Farnsworth

Recognition of shared U.S.-Mexican responsibility for security and prosperity fosters confidence to expand the trade agenda, explains COA's Eric Farnsworth in congressional testimony.

Explainer: Fighting Cybercrime in Latin America

November 14, 2013

/ Rachel Glickhouse

Governments and the private sector are developing strategies such as response teams and new legislation to protect against hacking and crimes like malware and phishing.

Security & Defense

Explainers

Explainer: Cybercrime in Latin America

October 21, 2013

/ Rachel Glickhouse

AS/COA Online looks at how malware, phishing, and hacktivism affect the region’s consumers, businesses, and governments.

Security & Defense

Americas Quarterly

Journalism in Post-Coup Honduras

October 19, 2013

/ Carlos Lauría, Sara Rafsky

The region’s murder capital is also one of the most dangerous places for journalists. Unfortunately, determining what or who is behind the murder of journalists is not easy.

Honduras

Security & Defense