Insights

Nayib Bukele won a second term on Sunday, riding support for his crackdown on gangs, even if the price has been restricting civil liberties.

Nick Zimmerman discusses how the United Kingdom, United States, and Latin America can balance their own geopolitical ambitions while simultaneously navigating potential power struggles and divergent objectives

With grim predictions of waning U.S. influence around the globe — due to China’s rise and America’s own political dysfunction — Guatemala may emerge as a rare success in promoting democracy.

On this episode of the Immigration Nerds Podcast, host Lauren Clarke is joined by Erickson Immigration Group Partner Hiba Anver and featured guests Dan Restrepo from Dinámica Americas and Erin Sikorsky from the Climate Migration Council to discuss the issue of climate migration.

Guatemala’s fragile democracy faces its greatest test since the end of the conflicts in the late 20th century. Uncertainty will have significant implications for peace and prosperity. By Ricardo Zuniga

To head off chaos, as part of a multipronged approach to manage and order migration, it is time for decisive action to stabilize migrant hosting communities throughout the Americas. By Dan Restrepo.

With human mobility at historic levels around the world, including throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, the sense that migration cannot be brought under control is pervasive. By Dan Restrepo.

Former White House Adviser for South America Nick Zimmerman analyzes the foreign policy of the Lula administration during its first 100 days.

With human mobility at historic levels around the world, including throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, the sense that migration cannot be brought under control is pervasive