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The U.S. Senate approved immigration reform, Brazil’s Congress votes down “impunity amendment,” and Ecuador plans to drop U.S. trade preference amid tensions over Snowden asylum.
The legislation is imperative to attract and retain a vital immigrant workforce and bolster U.S. economic competitiveness.
It’s a shame attention to Latin America is driven by Iran’s infiltration and not by the many diplomatic initiatives the U.S. engages with the region, comments AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini.
AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini suggests that diplomatic efforts between U.S. and Cuba should focus on finding a "genuine mutual interest that transcends history and ideology."
What is the outlook for anti-corruption regulation in a Latin American context? An AS/COA panel explored the topic.
AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini explains why President Rafael Correa may have been a factor in Snowden's decision to seek asylum in Ecuador.
En un panel de discusión en AS/COA el Presidente de Telefónica México, Francisco Gil, afirmó que administraciones anteriores no promoverieron la competencia real en el mercado de telecomunicaciones.
