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Sounding the Alarm on Nicaragua

Finally reaching international press, the three-month uprising has continued to escalate, and it may get worse before it gets better.

Critical Questions by Jacob Mendales and Richard Miles — July 23, 2018

Trump’s Border Policy: Separation Anxiety

Ultimately, a successful policy for our southwest border will need to confront the roots of the migration from Mexico and the Northern Triangle rather than merely seek to address only the symptoms of the problem.

Critical Questions by Linnea Sandin, Sarah Baumunk , and Richard Miles — June 21, 2018

Virtual Russian Influence in Latin America

It would be naïve to think that Russia would not seize on these developments as opportunities to sow discord within and between the world’s democracies. But unlike China, Russia has failed to invest in deeper relationships in Latin America that last over time.

Commentary by Jean Carlos Báez Rosario and Richard Miles — May 9, 2018

Reinventing Mexico

Without a “sound economy” that generates more value south of the U.S. border, Mexico and the United States will remain wary neighbors at best.

Commentary by Richard Miles — April 23, 2018

Russia Has Few Interests in Mexico

Apart from simply sowing confusion, it is not immediately obvious what the Russian’s fake news endgame in Mexico might be.

Commentary by Richard Miles — February 26, 2018

Avoid an American “Brexit” with NAFTA

The United States, Mexico, and Canada are in the midst of renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which came into force in 1994.

Commentary by Earl Anthony Wayne, Christopher Metzger, and Richard Miles — December 20, 2017

A Smaller, Wealthier Mexico Is on the Horizon

For the past half century, powerful trends have been shaping Mexico’s population, its economy, and its relationship to the United States.

Commentary by Richard Miles — December 11, 2017