What U.S. Elections Mean for Latin America; Venezuela’s "Different" Election

Americas Quarterly's New Issue: What the U.S. Election Means for Latin America

The magazine explores how another Biden or Trump term could have an impact on the region. Learn about the new edition.?

• Ivan Duque, Isabel St. Malo de Alvarado, and Samuel Pérez?Weigh In On the Next U.S. President’s Agenda
• Susan Segal: The Next U.S. President Should Pay More Attention to Latin America

In the Americas, Biden’s “Soft Power Matters”

Ricardo Zú?iga and Nicholas Zimmerman | Americas Quarterly. A second Biden administration would continue to promote democracy while addressing hotspots like Haiti and Venezuela, two former national security officials write. Read their view.

Trump’s Vision: “Make the Americas Grow Again”

Mauricio Claver-Carone?| Americas Quarterly. A second Trump term would focus on reviving hemispheric economic growth through nearshoring and other policies, writes a former adviser. Read his view.?

In Venezuela, Is This Time Different?

Andrés Gluski and Susan Segal | Americas Quarterly. A unified opposition has a real chance to restore democracy on July 28, write the AS/COA Chairman and AS/COA President and CEO. Read the article.

LatAm in Focus: Venezuela's Electoral Battle on the Ground and Online

Carin Zissis and Guillermo Zubillaga?| AS/COA Online. Caracas-based journalist Tony Frangie Mawad and ProBox Executive Director Mariví Marin Vázquez explore what’s at stake in the July 28 election. Listen to the episode.

• Poll Tracker: Venezuela's 2024 Presidential Election
• Explainer: Venezuela's 2024 Presidential Elections

2024 Women's Hemispheric Network Conference: S?o Paulo

The conference gathered leaders from various sectors to discuss women’s empowerment and career advancement in the context of Brazil’s G20 presidency.?Watch videos from the event.

• Uma conversa com Tarciana Medeiros, presidente do Banco do Brasil

Brian Winter in Tyler Cowen's Podcast on Argentina, Brazil, and Latin America's Future

AS/COA's vice president for policy spoke on his career covering the region and reasons for optimism about the future of its biggest economy—Brazil. Listen to the episode.

Upcoming AS/COA Programs

• August 14: 2024 Latin American Cities Conferences: Buenos Aires?Live broadcast available
• October 30: 2024 COA Symposium and 29th BRAVO Business Awards?Live broadcast available

Watch & Listen

What the G20 Sustainability Agenda Means for Businesses in the Americas

Self-Care in Latin America: Improving and Supporting Healthcare Systems Sustainability

AS/COA in the News

• “A Women's Hemispheric Network é "um espa?o interessante para nós ajudarmos as mulheres através de exemplos de outras mulheres bem-sucedidas contando suas experiências". — Susan Segal em entrevista à Exame sobre equidade de gênero e conferência WHN em S?o Paulo
• “Los Estados Unidos deberían dejar de quejarse de la influencia China y mostrar por qué nuestro enfoque es mejor. Tener resultados concretos que conlleven a la inversión, el comercio y el desarrollo. Que se vean los beneficios de trabajar con Estados Unidos". — Eric Farnsworth a AméricaEconomía sobre la relación comercial entre Estados Unidos y América Latina
• "The big picture message is that continuity is back after a five-year window where incumbents lost almost every election in Latin America." —Brian Winter on International IDEA’s podcast about trends in the Latin American elections