Looking ahead, the year might not be an easy one for Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro; the economy, institutional chaos, corruption and an opposition that could be reorganizing itself, among other issues, will give him more than just a headache.
Bolsonaro’s open fronts
By Esther Solano /
Bolsonaro’s first year: Balancing the economy and cultural wars
By Scott B. MacDonald / 
Looking into 2020, Brazil’s leader is likely to remain a polarizer, both at home and abroad, his presidency’s success dependent on a challenging global economy and rising geopolitical risks.
The 2019 top 10 LGBT stories from Latin America and the Caribbean
By Javier Corrales /
Once again, 2019 proved to be another year where both pro and anti-LGBT pressure groups made important strides.
Global Americans’ top ten articles of 2019
As we wrap up the year, here are ten articles that encompass the year’s trends and news.
Latin America and the Caribbean’s grievous femicide case
By Jimena Galindo and Victoria Gaytan /
November 25th marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. But in a region with femicide on the rise, the day is a reminder of the lack of progress toward the elimination of gender-based violence.
Disagreements and consensus between Latin American countries at the UN
By Alejandro Di Franco /
In a region with diverse ideologies, different policy positions are likely to hinder decision making at international fora were consensus is a must.
Uruguay and the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance
By Kyle Rapp & Nicolás Albertoni /
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Uruguay announced its decision to abandon the TIAR over a regional consensus to use the treaty to sanction Venezuela. But Uruguay’s departure will more likely hurt its cause on Venezuela than do any good.
El Salvador’s CICIES is a good start, but it’s going to need a lot of work
By Lucas Perelló /
If president Bukele does not address the issues of legitimacy and autonomy of his OAS-guaranteed graft commission, he risks gambling with the CICIES’ credibility and future.
Indigenous women in Guatemala: Leading the call for justice
By Adriana Quiñones /
Indigenous women are leading the fight to ensure crimes against humanity in Guatemala don’t remain unpunished. As we commemorate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we recognize the brave women leading efforts to secure long-standing peace.
Dialogue in Barbados: will it yield results?
By Roberto Mansilla Blanco /
Preceded by the failed dialogue rounds in Santo Domingo in 2018 and Oslo in 2019, a new dialogue to solve the crisis in Venezuela is taking place in the Caribbean island of Barbados. Will the third time be the charm?
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