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Global Americans’ in-depth research and analysis of the long-term trends and current events impacting Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.
Colombia’s Aspiration to Become a Middle Power Shakes Up its Foreign Policy
Colombia's foreign policy is likely to remain strategically ambiguous under Petro, and this demerits the country’s standing as a stable and reliable partner as it ...
Brazil and the Southern Cone
Explainer: Milei’s Economic Program and Argentina’s Turnaround
Brazil and the Southern Cone
Explainer: The Latin American Left Reacts to Venezuela’s Electoral Crisis
Democracy & Elections
Explaining and Predicting: How A Harris Presidency Would View Latin America
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Colombia is missing opportunities linked to India’s ascent
As India aims to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2030 and actively seeks to strengthen its ties with Latin America, Colombia risks missing out ...
Colombia Needs a Pragmatic Foreign Policy
Without a pragmatic and strategic approach to foreign relations and defense procurement, Colombia’s military readiness could deteriorate, weakening the country’s ability to address evolving security ...
Explaining and Predicting: Why Ecuador Flouted International Norms to Arrest Its Former Vice President
Should Noboa be successful, we are likely to see more such leaderships emerge in the region, and a public willing to sacrifice some liberties in favor ...
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Ecuador’s Challenge: Security, Trade, and Growth
Ecuador is at an inflection point, poised to harness comparative advantages in mining, agriculture, and tourism as catalysts for sustainable economic growth. But these require ...
Explaining and Predicting: Shifting Dynamics in NATO and Latin American Security
Amidst the prevailing uncertainty, one thing seems clear: the fabric of international security relationships could be on the cusp of unraveling, with Latin America forced ...
Carrots Without Sticks in Petro’s Total Peace Policy
Petro’s Total Peace policy’s lackluster results stem from bad timing and a poor negotiation structure with insurgent and criminal groups.
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