This by-invitation, on-the-record event will examine both the scale of the challenge and practical solutions in the Latin American context.
The violinist performed a program that spanned 80 years of music from the Americas.
During the week of April 13, public-sector officials from Latin America will visit Council of the Americas in Washington to meet with members.
In a YPA event, the award-winning Mexican author, and her translator, will discuss her book, Eating Ashes, soon to be a major motion picture.
In Miami, Professor Edgardo Pappacena delivered a private presentation on geopolitical risk, its impact on global economic growth, and business resilience.
The Swiss ensemble gives the U.S. premieres of works by composers from Canada and Colombia.
A member-exclusive discussion focused on Mexico’s fragmented right-wing opposition and the unexpected figures who have stepped into the limelight.
The new leader of the Consejo Coordinador Empresarial of Mexico and a delegation enjoyed a private dinner in Washington with COA members.
This two-panel public program, reschedule to February 25, examines diverse artistic and literary perspectives from across the Amazonian territory.
The Chicago-based string quartet celebrates Haitian music.
Our annual conference convenes top leaders to examine policy shifts, trade dynamics, and the forces reshaping U.S.–Latin America relations.
In New York, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Princeton historian will discuss her memoir about Cuban migration, separation, and family.