Reimagining Shakespeare’s Misunderstood Women
An Argentine director’s film series turns the Bard’s plays inside out to find new roles for female characters.
AQ’s Spring Playlist: Cataloging the Virtues of a Brazilian Favorite
Will Marisa Monte’s latest album open a door to greater recognition for Latin American artists?
The Critics Are Coming for Roberto Bolaño
After decades of praise, some are souring on the late literary icon. A new book defends his legacy.
A 22-Year-Old Mexican Entrepreneur Wants to Fix Logistics
Nowports is targeting bottlenecks in Latin American trade, as demand for nearshoring increases.
One Year Later: Destruction, But Also Bright Spots, in the Amazon
AQ takes stock of developments since our special report on sustainable development.
Caio Fernando Abreu’s Legacy Is Thriving in the Internet Age
Brazilian millennials love this writer from the 1980s—and his tender depictions of queer life in the big city.
Central America Is Still Recovering from Hurricane Mitch
The 1998 hurricane ended a decade of promise, highlighting the need to better prepare for the next climate-related disaster.
“This Can Be Done”: In Honduras, Farmers Adapt to a Changing Climate
Rather than heading north, some Central Americans are rotating crops and making other changes. But funding is scarce.
In Tattoos, Protests and Street Art, Perón’s Legacy Lives On
Argentines are still commemorating, and arguing over, Juan and Eva Perón, as this photo essay shows.
A 2022 Overview of Latin America: Key Indicators
AQ’s snapshot of who is in government, where economies stand and how societies are faring in 10 countries.
Novo na AQ: Sonhos californianos: A Cúpula das Américas precisa de ambição
A cúpula marcada para junho não está gerando muito entusiasmo. Mas existem várias oportunidades de ouro para cooperação, ressaltadas nessa reportagem especial de AQ.
A Less Obvious Key to Latin America’s Recovery: the US Treasury
President Biden should make better use of tools to help the region recover, including the IDB.
AQ Podcast: The White House’s Juan Gonzalez on the Americas Summit, Ukraine and More
An extended interview with President Biden’s top Latin America aide.
How Biden Can Get the Summit of the Americas Right
The gathering in Los Angeles could boost regional cooperation, if certain traps can be avoided.
A New Era for U.S.-Cuba Relations, with an Old Ideological Divide
Before it even began, the 7th triennial Summit of the Americas was considered a success by many, based simply on the invitation list. Cuba, attending for the first time, did not disappoint as the star of the show. On day one of the Summit, Presidents Raúl Castro and Barack Obama gave us the historic handshake … Read more
