The Americas Archive

The stakes for Central America in the U.S. presidential election are high. And the contrast between Trump’s and Harris’ likely policies is striking.

Brazil’s president doesn’t want BRICS to simply be a diplomatic tool for China and Russia. Last week’s summit was a victory on that front.

Mexico is struggling to address a full-blown intra-cartel war in the state of Sinaloa. The problem extends far beyond Mexico.

Cuba’s electrical grid collapsed at least four times over the weekend, the latest development in a broader economic crisis facing the country.

Colombia and Brazil should tackle security issues head on at the COP16 Biodiversity Summit.

Canada expelled six Indian diplomats, saying they were part of a campaign of violence and intimidation against Indian dissidents in the country.

After 100 days in office, Panama’s new president has notched some quick wins. He’ll need more than that to restore faith in politics and the government.

Guatemala’s entrenched elites have not stopped trying to unseat President Arevalo, while blocking his anti-corruption reforms.

Now Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum will need to break with predecessor and mentor. It’s not clear she’ll be able to.