As Latin America inches toward recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is vital that the region’s governments align their rebuilding strategies with their ...
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Biden’s climate opportunity in Latin America
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Brazil’s rising oil production
Suzanne Driscoll | 
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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Saber-rattling and high stakes in Guyana’s geopolitical neighborhood
Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith | 
The Essequibo territory remains a point of contention between Guyana and Venezuela, and the stage is now set for the ICJ to step in and render a judgment.
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How not to curb Colombian cocaine
Mary Speck | 
Over the past four years, Colombia has eradicated nearly 300,000 hectares (more than 1,000 square miles) of coca while seizing more than 2,000 metric tons ...
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Is calling Colombia a leader on climate action premature?
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Colombia's ambitious new pledge aims to reduce its emissions by 51 percent compared to projected emissions in 2030 and reduce black carbon or soot ...
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The strength of Colombia’s oil production recovery hangs in the balance
Gerelyn Terzo | 
The Colombian oil industry had many ups and downs in 2020, but Wall Street has been lifting 2021 oil price predictions, and positive oil price forecasts ...
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Introducing the EcoCiencia Foundation
Global Americans is proud to partner with and support the EcoCiencia Foundation, an Ecuadorean organization that conserves biological diversity through ...
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In search of climate action: The Western Hemisphere and President-elect Biden
Marcelo Mena and Anders Beal | 
Given Latin America and the Caribbean's vulnerability to climate change, its leaders are closely watching how the incoming Biden administration will ...
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Rebuilding after Iota: a chronicle of an abandonment foretold
Juan Diego Ávila and Sergio Guzmán | 
The impacts left by Hurricane Iota on the islands of San Andrés and Providencia has added to the sense of dread and abandonment by the central government ...
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