Despite its novelty, the act did not plunge the country into crisis as some critics warned, nor did it mark a death knell for Ecuadorian democracy, as ...
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Muerte Cruzada and Ecuadorian Democracy
John Polga-Hecimovich | 
Even When Thinking Regionally, The Inertia of Migration Deterrence Remains Unstoppable
Jordi Amaral | 
Despite a proliferation of targeted visa restrictions, the reality is that migration has continued. As the option of flights and other regular travel ...
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Decarbonize, Diversify, and Depolarize
Carlos Alvarado-Quesada | 
Climate change and the global energy transition place Latin America and the Caribbean at a crossroads: it can either take a leap forward to become a more ...
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The Greatest Challenges the Americas Face
The Global Americans International Advisory Council | 
The region faces the ever-growing threat of climate change, persistent inequality, the destructive middle-income trap, growing disillusionment with ...
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The Balancing Act: Brazil and Mexico Court Beijing While Managing Their Relationship to Washington
Genevieve Slosberg | 
With distinct objectives, Brazil and Mexico are increasingly open to engagement with China, which is happy to oblige in partnership with both economies.
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Brazil’s Rising Challenges in the New World Order
Rafael R. Ioris | 
Of special relevance in the Latin American context, Brazil, the largest nation and economy of the continent, and a country that historically managed well ...
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Chileans Have Not Changed Their Minds—Their Desires Remain the Same as in 2019
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Chileans have never wanted a new country or a drastically different economic model. All along, they have held the same demands.
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On the Trail of Suriname’s Illicit Gold Proceeds
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While gold plays an important role in Suriname’s economy, it has downsides, some of them related to transnational criminal activities, which benefit from ...
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Quo Vadis Paraguay?
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The new Peña government will take office positioned delicately in the middle on three interrelated “strategic tipping point” issues which are vital for ...
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