Listen: The political scientist lays out what the rise of political outsiders and a global protectionist tone mean for Brazil in 2017.
Leading experts assess the under-the-radar stories to follow in 2017.
From Brazil's presidential impeachment to Venezuela's tanking economy, Latin America's woes went beyond the U.S. election.
The algorithm that governs politics has changed, says the former Brazilian president and esteemed sociologist.
Music of the Americas opens 2017 with folkloric music from Argentina fused with música popular brasileira, violin music from the Americas, Haitian virtuoso vocals, Cuban colonial music, a tribute to an Argentine songwriting legend, and a Cordóba-based festival bringing classical music to the local community.
Two founders of Agora!, a new political group, explain how they want to bring a new generation of leaders into Brazilian politics.
“Taking a protectionist turn would be extraordinarily disruptive, not just for our trading partners but for the United States,” points out AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.