El Director de Consultores 21 Luis Christiansen presenta los indicadores de intención de voto entre el Presidente Hugo Chávez y el candidato Henrique Capriles Randoski durante el seminario organizado por AS/COA “El camino de las elecciones venezolanas: Una mirada a los medios, la opinión pública y la economía”.
The Literary Man blog reviews the Americas Society’s Jorge Amado book presentation and discussion hosted on September 13 presenting guest speakers translator Gregory Rabassa and novelist Rivka Galchen.
AS/COA’s "The Road to Venezuela’s Elections" guest speaker and President of Consultores 21 Luis Christiansen talks to Bloomberg about the Venezuelan electoral race.
AS/COA’s Nathaniel Parish Flannery writes for Forbes.com about the risks the newly elected governing party may face in steering the Mexican economy.
On September 14, Music of the Americas hosted a concert featuring the music of...
Mexico exported almost $500 billion worth of goods and services to the United States in 2011 and is now looking to further expand its trade ties by joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini comments on ALBA’s call to expel USAID delegates from member countries.
The Andean country could leave the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights within a year, raising concerns due to the timing of the announcement a month before the presidential election.
The Literary Man blog announces the Americas Society’s upcoming program to commemorate Jorge Amado’s centennial on Thursday, September 13.
AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth comments on the recently announced peace negotiations by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos.