2014 Election Blog: Brazil's Presidential Runoff
President Dilma Rousseff narrowly defeated Senator Aécio Neves on October 26.
After Wild Campaign, Brazil Election Returns to Economy, Security
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Frederick Deknatel
In view of the October 26 election, AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth and Christopher Sabatini analyze the policy outlook and the social challenges at play for Brazil in 2015.
Neves Win in Brazil Would End Alliances Built by Lula
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Charlie Devereux and Anatoly Kurmanaev
If Neves was to win Brazil’s presidential election, his government would seek to rekindle relations with the United States, comments AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini.
Poll Update: Despite Overall Tie, Rousseff Makes Gains amid Women, Wealthy
Brazil’s president faces a tight runoff race against Aécio Neves on October 26.
Brazil Needs its Own Version of China Dream, Expert Says
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Jack Freifelder
Lourdes Casanova, professor at Cornell University, said Brazil and China still have a good deal that can be leveraged from their growing relationship during a presentation at AS/COA.
Poll Update: Neves and Rousseff Neck and Neck ahead of Brazilian Runoff
Three polls place the candidates in a statistical tie in the race to win the...
Spatial Acts: Americas Society Commissions Art
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Alejandra Villasmil
Americas Society comisionará una pieza de arte de uno de cuatro artistas latinoamericanos cuyas obras se muestran hasta el 13 de diciembre en Nueva York.