Africa-South America Summit to Boost South-South Ties
South American leaders head to Equatorial Guinea this week to talk trade with their African counterparts.
A More Ambitious Vision for Mexico
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Antonio Garza
"Mexico’s prospects look better now than they have in decades," writes Americas Society Board Member Antonio Garza.
Time to Shift Focus in Relations with Mexico
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John Negroponte, Kay Granger, and Charles Shapiro
Beyond security cooperation, the United States and Mexico should deepen cross-border trade, argues a San Diego Union-Tribune op-ed co-authored by AS/COA Chairman John Negroponte.
At CELAC, Chile Deepens Pacific Alliance, European Agreements
While Santiago hosted leaders from Latin America and Europe, Chile’s president took the opportunity to sign a series of smaller, more concrete accords.
Reinvent the Summit of the Americas
Hemispheric summits should return to an economic focus with substantive benefits for participating countries, writes AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth for Current History.
In Latin America, Creative Focus Could Pay Off
In an article for World Politics Review, AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini identifies four initiatives to lay the groundwork for the United States to deepen ties with Latin America.
The Brazilian Decade
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Mac Margolis
In terms of a global export strategy, “The U.S. has more at stake in Brazil than in Libya,” AS/COA Vice President Eric Farnsworth told Newsweek.