Latin America in the News

Alhonte: Social Media in Latin America

By Natalie Alhonte

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Associate Director Natalie Alhonte writes in the Huffington Post on how social media is reshaping politics in Latin America:

Marczak: Putin’s Latin America Play

By Jason Marczak

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Deputy Director Jason Marczak is quoted in The Hill on Vladimir Putin’s intereference in Latin America:

Marczak: US Should Reinforce Its Commitment To El Salvador

By Jason Marczak

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Director Jason Marczak writes for FOX News Latino on how the United States can support El Salvador’s new government:

Marshall Named to ELLE’s Most Powerful Women in DC List

ELLE magazine named Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Ambassador-in-Residence Capricia Marshall to their “Ten Most Powerful Women in DC” list:

Schechter on US-Cuban Relations

By Peter Schechter

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Director Peter Schechter joins WHYY Philadelphia’s RadioTimes with Mary Moss-Coane to discuss the Arsht Center’s poll on US attitudes towards the Cuban embargo:

Marczak: Region is “Silent” on Venezuela

By Jason Marczak

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Deputy Director Jason Marczak is quoted by McClatchy on the international community’s response to anti-government demonstrations Venezuela:

Salcedo: Andres Bello and Venezuela’s Future

By Victor Salcedo

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Intern Victor Salcedo writes for the Huffington Post on protests in Venezuela:

Schechter on Venezuela: “This Can’t Go On”

By Peter Schechter

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Director Peter Schechter talks about protests in Venezuela with BBC World News America:

Fusion Highlights Cuba Event

Fusion covers the Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center’s event US-Cuba: What Is American Public Opinion Today?, featuring Senators Patrick Leahy and Jeff Flake:

Schechter Talks Cuba Poll Results

By Peter Schechter

Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Director Peter Schecther talks with Univision about the Center’s new report, US-Cuba: A New Public Survey Supports Policy Change: