Our lead editorial View PDF Past Issues VIEW PDF Past Issues Why Latin America Lost at Globalization—and How It Can Win Now A case for greater intraregional trade in today’s changing world By Shannon K. O’Neil | How to Harness Shifting Supply Chains? Four Experts Explain Leading voices from Latin America’s public and private sector look at strategies for the current moment. July 26, 2022 Susan Segal: Deglobalization Means Fresh Challenges for Latin America A shakeup in supply chains recalls past changes in the macroeconomic conditions facing emerging markets. By Susan Segal | July 26, 2022 Still Betting Big: Argentine Venture Capitalists Hernán Kazah and Nicolás Szekasy Venture capital investment is receding again in Latin America. But the founders of Kaszek Ventures see the upside. By Rich Brown | July 26, 2022 Photo Essay: In Peru, a Daily Grind Against Inflation In a poor neighborhood on Lima’s outskirts, supply disruptions and rising prices have residents struggling to afford staples. By Daniel Becerril | July 26, 2022 Four Strategies to Build a Future for the Amazon Brazil’s rainforest is suffering from record deforestation and poverty—but in crisis, there’s opportunity. By Beto Veríssimo and Juliano J. Assunção | July 26, 2022 The Colombian Think Tank Bridging Two Worlds Casa de las Estrategias brings insights from low-income Medellín neighborhoods to the policy-making conversation. By Cecilia Tornaghi | July 26, 2022 One Year Later: These Latin American Mayors Are Ready to Rise A year after AQ's mayors issue, local Latin American leaders are poised to enter national politics. By Eugene Zapata-Garesché | July 26, 2022 When Chile’s Indigenous Made the Spanish Back Down Behind today’s conflict in southern Chile is a long history of resistance to outsiders, a historian writes. By Jacob Sauer | July 26, 2022 Cultura AQ’s Summer Playlist: Shagrada Medra’s Independent Rhythms In a rural corner of Argentina, this music label has spent decades cultivating a unique sound. By Sebastián Zubieta | July 26, 2022 When New York City Was a Gritty Haven for Latin American Art Excerpts from a new book recall how urban decay collided with international cultural ferment in the 1960s and ’70s. July 26, 2022 Lessons from the First Pink Tide’s Collapse A new book criticizes the last generation of Latin American left-wing leaders for relying too much on commodities. By Nick Burns | July 26, 2022 A Guatemalan Classic On the Nightmare of Dictatorship Miguel Ángel Asturias’s masterpiece achieved lasting fame by trading political specifics for tragic grandeur. By Chapman Caddell | July 26, 2022 The Peruvian Town Haunted By a Famous Poet In a new film, a young man tries to escape Santiago de Chuco—just like the town’s biggest hero once did. By Ena Alvarado | July 26, 2022
