Southern Cone & Brazil Archives - Page 22 of 89

PAINEL VIRTUAL: Como lideranças regionais estão protegendo a Amazônia

No dia 10 de junho, autoridades brasileiras debateram sobre iniciativas para promover a conservação e o desenvolvimento sustentável.

WEBCAST: How Brazil’s Local Leaders Are Helping the Amazon

On June 10, Brazilian officials discussed the steps they are taking to promote conservation and sustainable economic development.

Remembering Argentina’s Silenced Rugby Club

A newly translated novel pays tribute to athletes who dared to speak out against Argentina’s military junta.

CANCELLED: YPA & AQ Gastrodiplomacy Event: Amazon Chef Paulo Anijar

On June 9, join us for a cooking class and conversation with the Brazilian chef to learn about the importance of Amazonian cuisine.

Chile’s Constitution Writers Are Very New to Politics

A closer look at the group of newcomers set to rewrite Chile’s constitution.

AQ Podcast: Chile’s Uncertain Future

A discussion on the promises and perils of a new constitution and new president.

Chile’s Big Gamble Just Got Riskier

Investors are right to be concerned about the upcoming constitutional assembly.

WEBCAST: Making Sustainable Development a Reality in the Amazon

AS/COA hosted a discussion about sustainable economic opportunities in the rainforest.

Piñera Is Still Chile’s President, But Congress Is Not Listening

A long lame duck period is feeding a polarized scenario in a pivotal year for Chile.

Um peixe de 200 quilos muito feio — mas delicioso — vira símbolo do desenvolvimento sustentável na Amazônia

O pirarucu tem potencial de se tornar uma sensação global, dizem os produtores. Mas problemas políticos, logística deficiente e outros desafios atrapalham.

Amazon Case Study: A Different Approach to Cattle Ranching

Some producers have reduced gas emissions and taken advantage of misused land.

Amazon Case Study: Robusta in the Rainforest

A sustainable coffee line provides a lifeline to farmers and the forest.

Brazilian Agribusiness: We’re Not the Enemy in the Amazon

Law-abiding farmers strongly oppose illegal deforestation, an industry leader writes.