
🗞️We're pleased to announce the launch of our new Latin America Program, headed by Dr. @benjamingedan, to address regional security and strengthen U.S. policy engagement in the region. Read the full press release below ⤵️ stimson.org/2025/stimson-l…
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The @StimsonCenter Latin America Program provides a nonpartisan forum for experts and scholars to discuss the most critical issues facing the Hemisphere.

🗞️We're pleased to announce the launch of our new Latin America Program, headed by Dr. @benjamingedan, to address regional security and strengthen U.S. policy engagement in the region. Read the full press release below ⤵️ stimson.org/2025/stimson-l…

The Stimson Center was honored to welcome President @jguaido, former interim President of Venezuela, for a special evening of conversations in Palm Beach. Our immense thanks go to President Guaidó and team for his participation in such a meaningful and critical discussion.


🗞️Our team is thrilled to announce that Brazilian journalist, author and political analyst @robertosimon is our newest @StimsonCenter @LATAMProg Nonresident Fellow. Bem-vindo to the team, Roberto!










"In many countries, it has become an issue of the left. It's not a human rights issue anymore. It's kind of radioactive," comments @BGarciaNice on the second Trump Administration's anti-DEI efforts and its impact on gender-based violence. Read the full article on @NPR ⤵️ npr.org/2026/03/04/g-s…



🗞️We're pleased to announce the addition of three new members to our @LATAMProg Advisory Board, @FSagasti, María Vélez @crackthecode_la, and @keziamckeague, whose expertise and insights will advance the Program's mission. Read the full press release ⤵️ stimson.org/2026/stimson-c…


Following last night's State of the Union address, several of our experts came together to outline their thoughts and insights into President Trump's speech and consider its implications for international security and foreign policy. Read more below 👇 stimson.org/2026/trumps-20…

"Venezuela could fall into a similar trap [as Nicaragua] should the United States pressure Rodríguez to hold elections but leave her regime allies in control of the armed forces, the country’s multiple security agencies, progovernment militias, courts, & National Assembly." journalofdemocracy.org/online-exclusi…



