Brazil, Colombia and a Regional Case for Optimism

Brazil, Colombia and a Regional Case for Optimism

After seven years covering Latin America for the Financial Times, and a previous post in the 1990s, Michael Stott is leaving the region as an optimist. His argument: that Latin America's strengths have been systematically underappreciated, and that in an increasingly dangerous and unstable world, what the region has going for it is about to matter more than it has in the past. In this episode, we take stock of the unique moment across the hemisphere: the tightening race between Luiz Inácio Lu...

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Brazil's Scandal-Plagued Election

Brazil's Scandal-Plagued Election

Only a few weeks ago, there was a near consensus in Brazil that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was the favorite to win this October’s election over his main challenger, conservative Senator Flávi...

17 Syys 32min

How Latin Americans Feel About the U.S., Democracy, Their Economies and More

How Latin Americans Feel About the U.S., Democracy, Their Economies and More

We’re all used to hearing pessimistic headlines about the state of democracy in Latin America and beyond. But the latest edition of the AmericasBarometer survey suggests the mood may be shifting. Sup...

10 Syys 29min

Colombia: An Early Test for the New Government

Colombia: An Early Test for the New Government

On August 7th, Abelardo de la Espriella was inaugurated as Colombia's new president after winning an incredibly tight election. Three days later, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck the western part of ...

27 Elo 33min

Venezuela's Transition Talks

Venezuela's Transition Talks

Venezuela's regime and parts of the political opposition are holding a new round of talks that analysts and citizens hope could lead to a democratic transition. The dialogue brings together Dinorah Fi...

13 Elo 33min

Keiko Fujimori Takes Power. Can She Keep It?

Keiko Fujimori Takes Power. Can She Keep It?

On July 28th, Keiko Fujimori took office as Peru’s ninth president in ten years. Most of her predecessors’ terms ended in impeachment, resignation, or prison. She won a June runoff by close to 50,000 ...

30 Heinä 32min

Latin America Joins the Space Race

Latin America Joins the Space Race

The $75 billion IPO for Elon Musk's SpaceX is just the latest sign of explosive growth in the global space industry, which is forecast to reach $1.8 trillion by 2035. Latin America, it turns out, has ...

16 Heinä 33min

A New Criminal Landscape in Latin America

A New Criminal Landscape in Latin America

Security has become the defining issue in Latin American politics. In Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella won the presidency on a hardline security platform and a promise to scrap Petro's total peace p...

2 Heinä 33min

Cuba: Four Possible Scenarios

Cuba: Four Possible Scenarios

Over the past few months, the Trump administration has steadily ramped up pressure on Cuba: indicting senior Cuban officials including former president Raúl Castro, and sanctioning the state oil compa...

18 Kesä 34min

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