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."
Imminent U.S. Missile Strike On Syria Criticized By Leftist LatAm Leaders
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Andrew O'Reilly
Explainer: Drones in Latin America
At least 10 countries in Latin America are known to use unmanned aerial vehicles for military and civilian purposes, while some governments are also working to develop their own technology.
The PDVSA Post-Chávez: Will Partnerships with the Private Sector and Chinese Experts Boost Oil Production?
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Thomas O'Donnell
New efforts by Venezuela’s national oil firm, PDVSA, to raise its lagging production. Is this really a change in strategy?
Venezuela Opens Chávez Institute To Spread Late Leader's Socialist Message
The opening of this institute clearly shows how, whether hated or loved, the late President Hugo Chávez has “become a national obsession,” points out 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.
Latin America and the Snowden Saga
Which Latin American countries are involved in NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden’s quest for asylum and revelations about the U.S. agency?