Carlos Mendoza Reyes
Specialist in Latin American macroeconomic policies, trade agreements, and financial markets.
Brazil Warns of Risk After US Terrorist Designation
Brazil expressed concern over the United States' decision to designate the PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorist organizations, warning that the move could affect its sovereignty and alter bilateral security cooperation.
Colombia Prepares for Elections Marked by Political Violence
Colombia heads to the polls May 31, 2026, with a presidential campaign marked by political violence, a candidate's killing, and a tight race between Cepeda, Valencia, and De la Espriella.
Rodriguez Consolidates Role as Venezuela Interim President
Delcy Rodríguez consolidates her leadership as Venezuela's interim president in April 2026, backed by the IMF, World Bank, and the lifting of US sanctions.
Peru Holds Elections with Fujimori Leading, Runoff Expected
Peru held presidential elections on April 12-13, 2026, with 34 candidates and Keiko Fujimori leading the first round, amid logistical irregularities and a second round scheduled for June 7.
Milei Reaffirms Alliance with US and Israel in Jerusalem
Argentine president Milei reaffirmed in Jerusalem the alliance with the US and Israel and signed technology and defense agreements, generating mixed reactions in the region.
Nicaragua Holds Contested Elections Under Observer Watch
Nicaragua held municipal elections without EU or OAS observers, with opposition decimated by imprisonment and exile in a system the international community questions.