In a Council on Foreign Relations interview, AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini says that alleged U.S. surveillance operations will have a minimal impact on U.S-Latin American relations.
Foreign Relations
Will Snowden Come Between the U.S. and Latin America?
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Brianna Lee
AQ and Efecto Naím Air Joint Report on the Pro-Americanism in Latin America
NTN 24 features a joint report from Americas Quarterly and Efecto Naim that discusses survey findings of Latin America being the most pro-American region in the world.
Trade Seen Taking Back Seat to Politics at South American Summit
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Ken Parks
Mercosur’s goal of economic integration has become sidelined by political rhetoric surrounding the Edward Snowden case and allegations of U.S. espionage in the region, points out Christopher Sabatini.
Evo Morales' Plane Grounding Causes Uproar Throughout Latin America
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Andrew O'Reilly
AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini describes President Evo Morales’ grounding incident a “huge waste of time” as other more important regional issues should call for Latin America’s attention.
Latin America and the Snowden Saga
Which Latin American countries are involved in NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden’s quest for asylum and revelations about the U.S. agency?