President Hugo Chávez is continuing a strategy for preferential energy agreements in Latin America while pursuing new partnerships in Argentina and Brazil. But analysts believe the country could be struggling with oil production at home.
Argentina
Despite Production Challenges, Venezuela Pursues Regional Oil Strategy
Amid Mixed Expectations, Venezuela Joins Mercosur
The Andean country becomes a full member of the regional bloc on July 31. Will the new membership increase trade among members, or jeopardize the organization?
U.S. Drought: A Boon for Argentina and Brazil?
The worst drought to hit the United States in half a century is boosting Argentine and Brazilian corn and soy producers.
After Lugo’s Impeachment, Paraguay Faces Tensions with Neighbors
Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela have seen strained relations with Paraguay following the country’s impeachment of President Fernando Lugo.
"Seguramente no creceremos a las tasas que lo veníamos haciendo"
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Ana Barón
Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner said her administration will take "All necessary measures to continue to sustain [the country's] growth" during a business meeting at AS/COA on June 15. (en español)
Harpist Bridget Kibbey Performs New Works at Americas Society
On May 9, Music of the Americas featured a variety of music for harp composed by an international cast.