Two founders of Agora!, a new political group, explain how they want to bring a new generation of leaders into Brazilian politics.
Corruption concerns hit his administration early, but nonetheless twice as many Peruvians approve of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski compared to those who disapprove.
“Something truly historic is happening in Latin America today. These changes are occurring even in the hemisphere’s most fragile countries,” highlights AS/COA’s Brian Winter.
Argentina lags its neighbor in areas such as the independence of prosecutors and efficiency of anti-corruption agencies, according to a new study.
The government has launched a probe of widespread sexual abuse during the last dictatorship. Will it be successful?
Venezuela is suffering chronic shortages of food and medicine—something that is also the result of past policies that discouraged production, comments AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Will the investigation of corruption at Petrobras lead to a better Brazil? Or will it collapse because of recent mistakes? An in-depth look by AQ’s editor-in-chief.
