Explainer: Cybercrime in Latin America
AS/COA Online looks at how malware, phishing, and hacktivism affect the region’s consumers, businesses, and governments.
Journalism in Post-Coup Honduras
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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.
Guide: Colombia's Peace Talks
An AS/COA Online guide provides a timeline of the dialogue, past attempts at peace...
After NSA Spying Allegations, Brazil Looks to Secure Telecommunications
Brazil’s president plans to secure the country’s internet and telecommunications from prying eyes. But some ask: will it work?
Five Points to Watch on Rousseff's Postponement of Her State Visit to Washington
In the wake of NSA spying revelations, the Brazilian president opted to delay October’s visit. AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth explains the impact of the postponement.
Explainer: Drones in Latin America
At least 10 countries in Latin America are known to use unmanned aerial vehicles for military and civilian purposes, while some governments are also working to develop their own technology.