Alfredo Corchado is a visiting fellow at the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies program at the University of California San Diego, codirector of the Borderlands Program at the Coronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University, and the border-Mexico correspondent for the Dallas Morning News. He is currently writing his second book, Shadows at Dawn.
Michèle Montas-Dominique is a Haitian journalist and former spokeswoman for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
Tim Padgett is an American journalist and WRLN-Miami Herald News’ Americas correspondent. He has covered Latin America for almost 25 years.
Ricardo Uceda is a Peruvian investigative journalist and executive director of the Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPYS).
Jorge Ramos is a Mexican journalist and the anchorman for Noticiero Univision since 1986.
Carlos Dada is a Salvadoran journalist and the founder and director of the news website El Faro.
Wilda Escarfuller and Adam Frankel are contributing bloggers to AQ Online. Wilda is editorial associate of Americas Quarterly and policy associate at Americas Society/Council of the Americas. Adam is a human rights researcher specializing in race, gender and sexuality issues in Latin America. Follow them on Twitter at @Wilda_E and @AdamJFrankel.
Caitlin Andrews is a Ph.D. student at the University of Texas at Austin.
Katie Micklethwaite is an analyst for Control Risks, a global risk consultancy.
Joaquín Vallejo is Political and Projects officer at the British Embassy in Ecuador. His views do not represent those of the British Government.
Dr. Thomas W. O’Donnell is an academic and analyst of the role of global oil and gas markets in geopolitics and development – inlcuding Latin America, OPEC-Middle East, the U.S., EU, Russia and China. He blogs at GlobalBarrel.com
Thomaz Favaro is the lead Brazil analyst based in São Paulo for Control Risks, the international risk consultancy.
Rosario Yori is a Peruvian journalist. She currently lives in New York City and is completing her MA in journalism and Latin American Studies at New York University.
Ramón Espinasa is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University and former chief economist of Petróleos de Venezuela.
Vanni Pettinà is a postdoctoral researcher in the Institute of History at Colegio de México and Associate Fellow at the LSE-IDEAS Latin American International Affairs Programme.
