The first exhibition in New York and in the United States to showcase the photographic works of the renowned Venezuelan artist will open at Americas Society on February 4.
Chile's president signs a new pharmaceutical law, Mexican forces seek to gain security control in Michoacan state, and U.S. aid shows limited impact in Haiti four years after the earthquake. Read these stories and more.
The Huffington Post features Americas Quarterly advance release article on the implications of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) activites in Latin America.
The trade pact proved an economic success, and now should be modernized to boost North American competitiveness, says COA's Eric Farnsworth.
Candidates shared campaign proposals, while observers lamented the lack of real...
The Council strongly supports the HLED process as a means to enhance North America’s global competitiveness and build out broader trade expansion initiatives in the region.
Council of the Americas welcomes today’s announcement on the U.S. Department of Commerce initiative to help more U.S. companies increase trade in Latin America.
A new AS/COA report suggests using presidential authority to further U.S. policy towards Cuba.
AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini points out that quota laws have enable women to rise to leadership positions in the region though much progress still needs to be done.
Mexico’s energy reform will need to be carefully—and convincingly—reconciled with other recent changes to the Constitution, writes Covington & Burling’s Rubén Kraiem.