As Latin America grapples with three overlapping crises--devastation from the coronavirus pandemic, severe economic contraction, and heightened political polarization and democratic backsliding--regional cooperation is falling badly short.

What risks does deeper foreign intervention in the crisis pose for the fate of the Venezuelan opposition led by interim President Juan Guaidó and the region as a whole?

The annual Carnegie Junior Fellows Conference will engage young policy professionals across the political spectrum on the erosion of civic norms and declining faith in political institutions.

Latin America remains a region of immense economic and strategic significance to Europe and the United States. Both must work with Latin American counterparts to effectively confront the region’s challenges.

The proposed U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement could potentially have adverse effects on Colombia’s economy and stability, and particularly on small farmers, who have already been disproportionately affected by Colombia’s internal conflict.