
Can Latin America Find Consensus in the Age of Trump?
Amid tariffs and aid cuts, the region displayed rare unity at the OAS this week.

Latin America Recalibrates After Trump’s Pivot to Russia
Washington has long criticized the region for its relations with Moscow. Now what?

Bolsonaro Charged With Plotting Coup
The former Brazilian president, a Trump ally, could face years in prison over a scheme to overturn the country’s 2022 election.

Colombia’s Cabinet Implodes
The crisis is the latest setback for the Latin American left.

Trump’s Brinkmanship Is Changing Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum emerged victorious from the week’s tariff tussle, but her assumptions about the United States are shaken.

Trump’s Aid Freeze Sounds Alarms in Latin America
Programs in violence prevention, refugee services, and forest protection are in jeopardy.

Mexico Responds to Trump’s First Moves
President Claudia Sheinbaum has diversified Mexico’s trading partners and held regional talks on migration.

Maduro Readies for a Third Term With Repression
The Venezuelan leader’s inauguration has been met with opposition protests across the country.

What Awaits Latin America in 2025?
Incoming U.S. President Donald Trump has threated the region with tariffs and even territorial conquest.

Latin America’s Year in Review
In 2024, the region secured trade deals, held key elections, and saw some economic surprises.

Trump Prepares to Shake Up U.S. Venezuela Policy—Again
The two countries’ near-simultaneous inaugurations could lead to change.

Haiti’s Crisis Sparks a Rethink of U.N. Peacekeeping
Top international organizations are calling for a different approach.

Mercosur Nears Completion of EU Trade Deal
Amid government collapse in France, a long-elusive agreement appears poised for approval.

Brazil Puts a Global South Spin on the G-20
The summit in Rio made progress on addressing economic inequality, but Trump’s shadow loomed over the proceedings.

Peru Unveils Chinese-Backed Megaport
The BRI-funded project may further help the country out of a recession, but it worries Washington.