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REACTION: Trump’s Tariffs and Latin America

The baseline 10% tariff applies to many countries in the Americas, with notable exceptions.

Gilberto Kassab is one of the country’s most important behind-the-scenes politicians, worth watching as the 2026 elections draw closer.

Companies can take steps right now to mitigate the risks.

Mexico’s crackdown on fentanyl trafficking is working, but more is needed to solve the nation’s security crisis.

Brazil’s Supreme Court has ruled that former President Jair Bolsonaro will stand trial for attempting a coup. What happens next?

The nation’s problem is still there, and appeasing Maduro will not stem the flow of migrants, two experts write.

After making strong fiscal progress, Argentina’s government still confronts a fragile exchange rate regime as it seeks a new IMF program.

Making the crypto asset legal tender was a worthy experiment, but financial innovation requires more state capacity and better regulations.

The country’s accommodating stance so far hasn’t stopped the U.S. president from demanding the return of the canal.

Amid growing uncertainty, Mexico’s president addressed trade negotiations and plans for the economy in a major speech.

Lawmaker Johannes Kaiser is rising in the polls ahead of November’s presidential election amid rising concerns about crime and immigration.

The race to become the next OAS Secretary General reveals the deep divides that could cripple the organization and its pro-democracy mission.

Mexico’s efforts to appease the White House through cooperation may have been doomed from the start, writes AQ’s editor-in-chief.

Impending tariffs are inflaming anti-U.S. sentiment ahead of an increasingly unpredictable election.

The use of the education system for partisan goals has undermined the implementation of ambitious reforms. Will that change?