Foreign Relations
Brazil Spurns U.S. State Visit Invitation Over NSA Spying
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Denver Nicks
President Dilma Rousseff’s postponement of her U.S. state visit raises questions whether "this may be more about domestic politics than diplomatic state craft," suggests AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini.
Adiamento da visita de Dilma impõe ‘alto custo político’ para EUA
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Pablo Uchoa
Eric Farnsworth da AS/COA explica se o adiamento da visita da Presidenta Dilma Rousseff a Washington terá implicações políticas para o Brasil.
Five Points to Watch on Rousseff's Postponement of Her U.S. State Visit
In the wake of NSA spying revelations, the Brazilian president opted to delay October’s visit. AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth explains the impact of the postponement.
Q&A: Will Brazil Take Punitive Measures Against U.S. over Allegations of Spying?
AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth speaks to Radio France Internationale on whether Brazil may take punitive actions against the U.S. after alleged surveillance operations.
Hangar Pains: The Argentina-Chile Airport Controversy
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Javier Corrales
A decision that Chilean-owned LAN-Argentina must move its hangar out from Buenos Aires’ downtown airport has sparked a new rift in bilateral relations.
Imminent U.S. Missile Strike On Syria Criticized By Leftist LatAm Leaders
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Andrew O'Reilly
While some Latin American leaders offer sharp criticisms in the wake of U.S.-proposed missile strikes on Syria, AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth says the reaction "has very little to do with Syria."
