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Why Chico Buarque Deserves a Nobel Prize

AQ’s music columnist looks back on the versatile Brazilian musician’s storied, six-decade career.

A splintered region will find it more difficult to cope with the coming disruptions from Washington.

How strong a country’s parties are has wide implications for presidents’ survival, writes an expert.

Plans to accelerate deportations, curb immigration, and tax remittances may restrict a vital flow of capital and source of growth in the region.

A broad overview of the likely consequences of the U.S. election for Latin America’s economies, trading relationships and domestic politics.

Trump’s nominee for Secretary of State is known for his hardline stances on dictatorships and China’s activity in the region.

On why even though the region produces and exports more food than ever, it’s also having trouble feeding its own people.

AQ’s music columnist collects releases from across the region that straddle the divide between electronic and traditional tunes.

As exportações agrícolas estão em alta, mas a insegurança alimentar é maior hoje do que há uma década. O que pode ser feito?

The region’s agriculture exports are booming, but food insecurity is higher than a decade ago. What can be done?

Las exportaciones agrícolas de la región están en auge, pero la inseguridad alimentaria es mayor que una década atrás. ¿Qué se puede hacer?

To preserve democracy and boost growth, moderates can show the way forward, argues a leading Argentine economist.