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In the Media

Global Americans works with leading academics, activists, and changemakers in the region. These individuals regularly contribute to Global Americans, as well as to leading media outlets around the world. Below are some of our contributors' recent articles and media appearances. If you’d like to reach any of them, feel free to contact them directly or write to us.

EUA, Japāo y maiz dez paises fecham maior acordo comercial da história

October 6, 2015

Depois de cinco anos de negociações, os Estados Unidos e mais 11 países fecharam o maior acordo comercial da história. A parceria Transpacífico vai reunir ...
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Pacific trade deal shows Latin America’s new ideological divide

October 6, 2015

The benefits of signing up for the biggest trade deal in history may take a while to materialize in the three Latin American countries that agreed ...
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China’s Ambitious Rail Projects Crash into Harsh Realities in Latin America

October 5, 2015

LUCAS DO RIO VERDE, Brazil — The ambitions are dizzying, some of the grandest in Latin America since thousands of laborers perished building railways ...
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Strengthening America’s Adversaries

October 1, 2015

The Cipher Brief: What are China’s strategic interests in Latin America? Does this pose a threat to U.S. foreign policy objectives in the region? Dr. ...
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Win-Win

October 1, 2015

The Cipher Brief: Broadly speaking, how do you view China’s increased involvement in Latin America? Is it a good thing for Latin America? The U.S.? ...
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Latin America’s Middle Class

September 16, 2015

The first decade of the 21st century was a good one for Latin America. A recent Pew Research Center report estimates that some 63 million individuals ...
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Venezuela’s most famous dissident gets 13 years

Juan Nagel | September 11, 2015

The trial against Leopoldo López, the jailed leader of Venezuela’s opposition, was never expected to be fair. Yet when Judge Susana Barreiros handed ...
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Brazil: Why do Latin American protests so often call for impeachment?

August 27, 2015

Large-scale popular protests are often lauded as a positive sign in Brazil, which suffered through 21 years of dictatorship. But the growing pressure on ...
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Elections will not save democracy in Guatemala

Patricio Navia | August 27, 2015

A corruption scandal reaching up to outgoing President Otto Pérez Molina threatens to derail democratic rule in Guatemala ahead of the presidential ...
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Reshaping the Rules: The Emergence of Global Authoritarian Counternorms

August 21, 2015

A recent panel discussion organized by the International Forum for Democratic Studies with a group of leading experts assessed how authoritarian regimes ...
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