Eileen Truax is a Los Angeles-based journalist who covers immigration, politics and the U.S.-Mexico relationship. She’s the author of Dreamers, an Immigrant Generation’s Fight for Their American Dream. Her second book, about asylum in the U.S., is due to be released in January 2018.
Deniel Fermín is a sociologist, researcher and professor at Andrés Bello Catholic University (UCAB) in Caracas.
Aloysio Nunes Ferreira is the foreign minister of Brazil.
Sean W. Burges is deputy director of the Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies and senior lecturer in International Relations at the Australian National University, as well as a visiting scholar at Carleton University in Canada. He is the author of Brazil in the World: The International Relations of a South American Giant (Manchester University Press, … Read more
Ricardo Martínez is a freelance journalist based between Mexico and Brazil
Blair reports from Paraguay for The Guardian, The Economist, and The New York Times. His book Patria, an alternative history of South America, will be published by Bodley Head/Vintage in November 2024. @laurieablair
Moy is the director of think tank IMCO (Instituto Mexicano para la Competitividad) and a member of AQ‘s editorial board.
Carlos Hernández is an economist and freelance writer from Venezuela
Maiara Folly is a researcher with the Igarapé Institute.
Bonna Nogueira is a former General-Coordinator for Refugee Issues at Brazil’s Ministry of Justice and a consultant with the Igarapé Institute.
Spencer Chainey is the principal research associate at the Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science, University College of London.
Aguirre is a senior researcher at the Igarapé Institute.
Félix Seijas Rodríguez. Ph.D., is a Venezuelan political analyst and statistician. He is the director of the Caracas-based Delphos polling firm.
Joe Parkin Daniels is a freelance reporter based in Bogotá
Diego Garcia-Devis is a program officer with the Open Society Foundation’s Global Drug Policy program.
