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Brazil and the Southern Cone

The Chilean Constituent Assembly: The Identity Experiment

Robert Funk | July 21, 2021

The 155 delegates to Chile's constitutional convention share an obvious goal—drafting a constitution—but it is far from clear whether they share a common ...
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A Global Americans interview with Francisco J. Monaldi

Guy Mentel and Francisco Monaldi | June 30, 2021

The following interview between Global Americans’ Executive Director Guy Mentel and Francisco J. Monaldi took place this week as the Biden-Harris ...
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Uruguay exemplifies how to deal with China

Evan Ellis | June 22, 2021

Other countries in Latin America should follow Uruguay's tactful path to make the most of the opportunities provided by China.
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Science and technology cooperation: A key strategy for U.S. engagement in Latin America

Diogenes Placencia, Paul A. Sundaram, and Stephanie dos Santos | June 1, 2021

A recent publication by the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (OUSD (R&E)) highlighted the need for the United States ...
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Chile’s Constitutional Convention elections: institutional uncertainty and the long shadow of October 2019

Robert Funk | May 21, 2021

Two things stood out when Chileans went to the polls for last October’s national plebiscite on the drafting of a new constitution. First, nearly 80 ...
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What will be the alternative to Bolsonaro?

Letícia Chagas | May 12, 2021

Vaccine developments at the beginning of 2021 represented a crucial step toward overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic, and inaugurating a new era for all of ...
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Lessons from Paraguay and Guyana’s brushes with Chinese vaccine diplomacy

Ethan Knecht | May 11, 2021

The ambition and capability of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to affect the political affairs of nations across Latin America and the Caribbean have ...
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A Global Americans Review of Acts of Repair: Justice, Truth, and the Politics of Memory in Argentina

India Kirssin | April 23, 2021

Zaretsky focuses on the role of memory and truth in rebuilding communities that have faced human rights violations.
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Brazil’s rising oil production

Suzanne Driscoll | April 21, 2021

Brazil produced an average of 2.94 million barrels of oil per day in 2020. The South American country is now the seventh-largest crude oil producer in the ...
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Countdown to 2022

Juliano Medeiros | March 26, 2021

The beginning of 2021 has brought with it a deepening of the health, economic, and social crises in Brazil. With the 2022 elections on the horizon, ...
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