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FTAs with Peru and China are part of a broader trade strategy.

A remote town counts a king among its residents.

The country’s stock market quickly recovered its losses after Humala’s presidential victory with signs pointing to continued pragmatism from the president elect.

The landmark extension of marriage rights is a ruling that all Brazilians should celebrate.

The Aid for AIDS executive director speaks with [i]AQ[/i] Online on how stereotypes directed at the LGBT community affect progress in the battle against HIV/AIDS.

The IDB senior advisor talks with [i]AQ[/i] Online about how African descendant communities are using technology to increase inclusion as well as the role of government policies.

Sure, President Obama’s trip hit all the right symbolic notes, but will it produce any meaningful, concrete results over the long term?

The author of a Spring [i]AQ[/i] article on Brazilian foreign policy assesses President Rousseff’s mid-April trip to China and what needs to happen to increase mutually beneficial bilateral cooperation.

The combined vote of Peru’s two first round winners only totaled 54 percent. Now Humala and Fujimori have to fight to expand their vote share.

With Parliament dissolved after a no-confidence vote, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff are jockeying to win over disenchanted voters.