Argentina’s Post-COVID Consensus Is Unraveling
The early days of the pandemic saw Argentines rally around their new president, Alberto Fernández. But “those days are over,” says pollster Alejandro Catterberg, who points to a resurgence in polariza...
30 Syys 202025min
Venezuela's Opposition Looks for a Plan
Amid a pandemic and ongoing food shortages, politics isn't exactly the top priority for many Venezuelans. But fresh divisions within the country's opposition are likely to have significant repercussio...
17 Syys 202026min
The Lozoya Case Shaking Mexico: What to Expect
The corruption case against former Pemex CEO Emilio Lozoya has turned Mexican business and politics upside down. But how much will the case ultimately change - and for whom? Transparencia Mexicana's E...
3 Syys 202027min
Finding Nuance in Brazil's Crisis
The situation in Brazil "feels pretty bad right now," says Arminio Fraga, a policy expert and former central bank chief. But on the podcast this week, Fraga sees reason for a nuanced discussion. He sp...
12 Elo 202023min
What a Biden Presidency Would Mean for Latin America
"The countries of the hemisphere are at an inflection point," writes Juan S. Gonzalez, a former special advisor to Vice President Joe Biden, in a new op-ed for AQ. Gonzalez spoke to AQ's Brian Winter ...
28 Heinä 202042min
Latin America's Cities Are Changing – Maybe Forever
Today, the density and informality that often define Latin American cities have made them particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus. But that doesn't mean their future is a bleak one, says Eugene Zap...
16 Heinä 202028min
Grading Iván Duque’s Pandemic Politics
Colombia has seen relative success controlling the outbreak of COVID-19, providing a needed boost in citizens’ confidence in President Iván Duque. But that could be changing. This week, AQ‘s Editor-in...
1 Heinä 202021min
