Program host Jorge Gestoso interviews Manuel Pérez-Rocha about the current state of US-Latin American relations in light of the upcoming Summit of the Americas, slated later this week in Panama City.
The Latin American countries are forging a multi-polar world in which the U.S. looks increasingly out of touch.
As a result of the Cartagena summit, a meaningful debate on developing and implementing humane drug-control policies is finally underway.
In the future a Summit of the Americas without Cuba may be a Summit of the Americas without much of the Americas.
Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina opens a regional debate on the legalization of drugs.
The sixth Summit of the Americas in Colombia could prove to be an awkward weekend for President Obama.
President Obama charted a new direction for U.S. policy toward Latin America. Now it’s time for him and his allies to make good on the promise.