Arab Countries Pursue Latin American Trade
The United Arab Emirates and other members of the Gulf Cooperation Council are expanding trade ties to Argentina, Brazil, and Peru.
Energy Update: Dampened Oil Fervor in Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela
While large petroleum reserves hold promise, challenges frustrate production goals and limit exports.
In Brazil and Peru, Disparate Internet Bills Under Consideration
In Brasilia, Congress will decide on the “world’s first Internet bill of rights,” while in Lima, legislators could pass a bill restricting Internet freedoms.
Leaders from the Americas Move Trade Deals on APEC Sidelines
The leaders of Canada, Chile, Mexico, and Peru met with Asian counterparts outside of the official summit to strike trade deals and discuss ongoing negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Romanticismo Inca en Nueva York: Los Incas Franceses
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Juana Libedinsky
Revista COSAS Perú relata la historia del papel panorámico “Les Incas,” un fascinante tesoro que alberga el "Incas Room" en el edificio de la Sociedad de las Américas.
Peru's Resource-State Curse?
Writing for CNN’s Global Public Square, AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini analyzes the Peruvian mining dilemma and its repercussions as global demand rises for natural resources.
Peru's Humala Completes First Year with Mixed Marks
Peruvians give President Ollanta Humala high marks for the country’s strong economic growth and social spending, but concerns over mining protests weigh down his approval numbers.