Surprisingly, China’s growing influence has not sprung a debate among Colombia’s academics, press, business leaders, and policymakers. The Colombian ...
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Colombia is Unprepared to Face Chinese Ambition
Sergio Guzmán and Sara Torres Raisbeck | 
How useful will China be to Brazil’s next president? In the short term, not very.
Isabel Bernhard | 
Regardless of this week’s election outcome, Brazil’s top economic and environmental concerns may not be solved through engagement with China.
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Toward a Strategy for Responding to the PRC in Latin America
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The U.S. approach outlined in this article offers no guarantee of success. In its implementation, the notion of "outcompeting China" must be adequately ...
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Uruguay-China Relations and their Free Trade Agreement
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Beyond Uruguay’s frustrations with Mercosur, the Chinese market has become increasingly critical for the country and its importance is growing.
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Latin America’s Perfect Storm
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The region’s political shift is making it increasingly difficult for the U.S. to secure collaboration on core security and foreign policy issues.
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Cuba-China Tourism MOU Points the Way “to Seek a Newer World” in Successful Tourism Development
Bruce Zagaris | 
As the U.S. and Caribbean are following up on the Summit of the Americas and trying to implement concrete policies, both sides may want to prioritize the ...
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The Evolution of PRC Engagement in Mexico
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AMLO’s increasing need for the PRC and its resources is already manifesting itself in subtle compromises that his administration has made towards Chinese ...
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The Evolution of Peru’s Multidimensional Challenges, Part III: Engagement with China
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The PRC’s significant, long-standing relationship with Peru, including its significant role in key sectors such as mining, petroleum, logistics, ...
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The Battle for the Hearts and Minds of Latin America?
Adam Ratzlaff and Emma Woods | 
The U.S. should view Latin America and the Caribbean as partners rather than pawns in a great power competition against China and emphasize this ...
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