Brian Winter

Winter is contributing editor of Americas Quarterly and a seasoned analyst of Latin American politics, with more than 25 years following the region’s ups and downs.
- A Note to Our Readers
- Brazil’s Authoritarian Side Makes a Comeback
- Six Reasons Colombia Said “No” to FARC Peace Deal
- Brazil’s ‘Car Wash’ Probe: Tell Me How This Ends
- Why Brazil’s Olympic Gold Could Boost Its New President
- Hey World, Let’s Cut Brazil Just a Little Slack
- Why Lying Is Often Easier in Argentina
- How Brexit and Trump Could Turn Latin America Upside-Down
- How to Get Brazil (And Latin America) Completely Wrong
- Michel Temer and the ‘Nobody Survives’ Scenario in Brasília
- A Final Defense of Dilma Rousseff
- O momento ‘Que se vayan todos’ do Brasil
- Impeachment and Brazil’s ‘Que Se Vayan Todos’ Moment
- The Endgame of Brazil’s Crisis: Four Things to Watch
- Moody’s: Lula Appointment Could Spell End of Fiscal Adjustment in Brazil
- The Key to Rousseff’s Future – And Maybe Brazil’s, Too
- Don’t Let Brazil Become Venezuela
- Brazil’s Historic Corruption Probe May Be at Risk
- Uribe: Colombia Peace Deal Is “a Capitulation” to FARC
- A Scenario Under Which Rousseff Gets Impeached in Brazil