UNGA Week 2013 at AS/COA
AS/COA hosted presidents and leaders of the Americas during the week of the opening of the 68th UN General Assembly in New York.
Imminent U.S. Missile Strike On Syria Criticized By Leftist LatAm Leaders
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Andrew O'Reilly
While some Latin American leaders offer sharp criticisms in the wake of U.S.-proposed missile strikes on Syria, AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth says the reaction "has very little to do with Syria."
Fidel Castro's Role in Cuba is Chiefly Offstage as He Turns 87
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Marc Frank
Fidel Castro transitioned from policy making to "a symbolic role as the protector of the revolution's integrity" in order to mitigate public unease, comments AS/COA's Christopher Sabatini.
Explainer: What Is ALBA?
The bloc’s first summit since Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez’s death took place in Guayaquil, Ecuador on July 30.
Cuba reconoce propiedad de armamento en buque norcoreano
Desde 1991, Cuba ha mantenido contactos de alto nivel con Corea del Norte en asuntos de tecnología armamentista y misiles, señala Christopher Sabatini.
Five Points to Watch on the North Korea-Cuba Missile Connection
Panama stopped a North Korean ship for carrying a Cuban missile shipment. AS/COA's Christopher Sabatini outlines the background—and what could happen next.
Are Chances Improving for Better Business Ties With Cuba?
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."