Malos Aires, Argentina

By COHA Research Associate Monica Shah

Will U.S. economic woes expose Latin America to new turmoil?

Sulfurous Fumes Detected over Guyana: Latin America’s Ominous New Geopolitical Scene Involving Georgetown, Washington and Caracas

By COHA Research Associate Montana James

Nearly All-White Argentina Confronts Its Troubled Racist and Religious Past

By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Associate Michael Glenwick

Lula Wants His Yellow Submarine

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Argentina’s President Cristina

By COHA Research Associate Montana James

Argentina: At the Cusp of Change, Or, Continuity

By COHA Research Associate Montana James

Latin America’s Process of Economic and Social Stabilization: A Stagnant Experiment or a Force to be Reckoned With?

By COHA Research Associate Concetta Kim Martens

Competition, Contributions and Contracts: Chávez’s Checkbook Mission in the Caribbean Basin

By COHA Research Associate Katie Dickson

Chile’s Aggressive Military Arm Purchases Are Ruffling the Region, Alarming in Particular Bolivia, Peru and Argentina

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

Argentina and the Falklands/Malvinas: Could the Conflict with Great Britain Have Been Averted?

By COHA Research Associate Martha Lauer

La Casa Rosada Turns Pink: Cristina Kirchner’s Impressive Bid for the Argentine Presidency

By COHA Research Associate Eva Silkwood

Hemispheric Echoes: The Reverberations of Latin American Populism

By COHA Director Larry Birns and COHA Senior Research Fellow Dr. Nicholas Birns

Uruguay Signs a TIFA with the U.S.: Will this Mean an Unraveling of Mercosur or is Montevideo Maneuvering to be Left Out in the Cold?

By COHA Research Associate Katherine Hancy Wheeler

A Beneficial Uruguayan Paper Mill: Pulp Fiction?

By COHA Research Associate Kate Donovan.

MERCOSUR Meeting in Cordoba Begins Today

By COHA Research Associate Katie Bolduc

Rumsfeld’s Harvest: Argentina’s Navy Spy Scandal

By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Fellow Michael Lettieri

Argentina’s Néstor Kirchner: Peronism Without the Tears

By COHA Research Associate Hartford Campbell

Argentina’s Labor Unions: Moyano’s Heavy Mantle

By COHA Research Associate Anita Joseph

Argentina-Brazil Relations: Urgent Challenges Come to the Forefront

By COHA Research Associates Hampden Macbeth and Shana Ramirez

Strains on U.S.-Argentine Relations Remain but May Not be Fatal

By COHA Research Associate Shana Ramirez.

Seeking Support for Moribund Negotiations: Argentina Presses the Falklands/Malvinas Dispute

By Research Associate Kathryn Tarker.

Posada, U.S.-Mexico Relations and Brazil-Argentina Rivalry

By COHA Research Associates Joseph Taves, Hampden Macbeth and Philip Morrow

Argentina’s President Kirchner Continues His Daring Departure from Past Practices

By COHA Research Associates Gabriel Espinosa Gonzalez and Matthew B. Riley

EU-Mercosur Free Trade: U.S., a Third Wheel?

By COHA Research Associate Matt Singer

Argentina’s Corrupt Police Force Casts Cloud Over the Kirchner Presidency: Some High Level Politicians Tied to Police Corruption

By COHA Research Associate Valencia Grant