The @StimsonCenter Latin America Program provides a nonpartisan forum for experts and scholars to discuss the most critical issues facing the Hemisphere.

Washington, D.C.
Joined November 2011
"Brazil will become even more dependent on Chinese trade, investment, and technology," writes Nonresident Fellow @Roberto Simon. Brazil's runoff elections is quickly approaching, and the country's economic future is on the ballot. Read more here: stimson.org/2026/brazils-ele…
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TOMORROW at Stimson: UN Secretary-General Candidate Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett Join us on October 15th at 4:00 pm for Stimson's third discussion in our series leading up to the election for UN Secretary-General. RSVP here: stimson.org/event/a-vision-f…
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"Argentina and Chile have done a really excellent job doing all the things you need to do to get these 27 countries to agree," said Claire Christian at this week's event on CCAMLR and Antarctic conservation. 🦐 Check out the event here: stimson.org/event/building-c…
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"It's worth the fight. I mean, literally, humanity depends on it." Powerful words from @ashlancousteau on establishing Marine Protected Areas in the Southern Ocean. Thank you to Ashlan Cousteau and Claire Christian for yesterday's inisghtful discussion! 🐧
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Next up in our UN Secretary-General Candidate Series: Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett Join us on October 15th at 4:00 pm as we host the third discussion in our series leading up to the Secretary-General's election. RSVP here: stimson.org/event/a-vision-f…
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"We want investment, employment, [and] technology," stated Bolivian president Rodrigo Paz at the #UNGeneralAssembly. The Initiative for Knowledge in the Americas seeks to address gaps in scientific, technological and innovation capacities. stimson.org/project/initiati…
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Latin America Program retweeted
The legislative results in Brazil make the country’s rightward turn hard to deny. The broader regional trend, however, is exaggerated—as is Trump’s influence. After all, Trump is unpopular both at home and in Latin America, while many of the region’s new conservative leaders have seen public support fade quickly.
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