The Mexican president-elect traveled to Washington ahead of his inauguration with the goal of making economic relations a priority over security concerns.
Latin America's well-managed economies are positioning themselves to become integral players in the globalized market place.
Spain hosts the Ibero-American Summit November 16 and 17, seeking to deepen economic ties as it is in the midst of a recession. But questions remain about which leaders will attend.
A November 8 agreement brought an end to a two-decade long trade war involving former European colonies in the Caribbean, but rum tariffs could spur a new trade battle with the United States.
Council of the Americas hosted two journalists to discuss perspectives on the U.S. election from Brazil and Canada and how President Barack Obama's reelection will affect hemispheric policies.
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.
Brazil and the United States need to overcome acrimony over agricultural agreements, write COA's Eric Farnsworth and Valeria Souza Cruz. In an AS/COA Viewpoint, they make the case that Washington should reexamine U.S. cotton subsidies as a step toward a common bilateral agenda.