In an op-ed for ElTiempo.com, COA's Eric Farnsworth argues that the recent implementation of the U.S.-Colombia free trade agreement is the beginning of what should be a broader strategy of commercial expansion within the region, and with Asia. (en español)

In an op-ed for ElTiempo.com, COA's Eric Farnsworth argues that the recent implementation of the U.S.-Colombia free trade agreement is the beginning of what should be a broader strategy of commercial expansion within the region, and with Asia.

What is the future of Asian-Latin American economic ties? An Asia Society panel, in partnership with AS/COA, explored the regions’ links.

Needing to fuel one of the region’s fastest-growing economies, the Southeast Asian country seeks to expand exports to Latin America and gain access to agricultural goods and hydrocarbons.

Two of the world’s most dynamic regional markets signed an unprecedented free-trade agreement within the Pacific Rim. Learn about the negotiations through a guide detailing the origin and purposes of the TPP.

U.S. President Barack Obama met with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexican President Felipe Calderón on April 2 to discuss streamlining regulations and coordinating security policy.

ProMexico Director Carlos Bofill Guzmán told the audience at AS/COA's 2012 Mexico City Conference that clash between Mexico and Brazil over the their auto trade pact will not adversely affect Mexico's economy. (en español)