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Hemispheric Security With FIU

Foreign Policy
Western Hemisphere
United States
Miami
China
Belt and Road Initiative
Propaganda
Artificial Intelligence

Every year in Miami since 2015, Florida International University—and its Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy—has convened heads of state, cabinet ministers, ambassadors, and government and military leaders from all over the world, plus private-sector experts, to take part in a leading forum designed to address security issues. Join host Adrienne Ross for a deep dive into the big topics and ... more

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In such a vast region as the Americas, how do security partnerships between

nations work?

In this episode, Adrienne Ross unpacks that question with two defense ministers, Henry Sáenz Ramos of Guatemala and Carlos Alberto Presti of

Argentina. They di... more

From its political ties to industrial partnerships, there are many parallels between Cuba and Venezuela. But as policy positions shift within the hemisphere, what lies ahead for both of these countries?

In this episode, Adrienne Ross is joined by fo... more

What do the people in charge of the region’s future really think about its safety, and what are they doing to help shape it?

From the sidelines of the 11th annual ⁠Hemispheric Security Conference⁠ in Miami, Adrienne Ross speaks to ⁠Laura Chinchilla⁠... more

There’s no denying that national security threats for the Western Hemisphere are becoming more complex.  In this episode, host Adrienne Ross discusses the power of adversaries such as China and Russia and the impact of virtual propaganda to the Ameri... more

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Recent Guests

Laura Chinchilla
Former president of Costa Rica
Costa Rica government
Episode: Leadership in Trying Times
Rafael Grossi
Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Episode: Leadership in Trying Times
Mike Studeman
Rear Admiral, former Director of Intelligence at Indo-Pacific Command and US Southern Command
United States Navy / US Intelligence Community
Episode: External Powers Threatening the Region
Inga Trauthig
Research Professor, expert in propaganda, emerging technologies and democracy
FIU Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy
Episode: External Powers Threatening the Region
Brian Fonseca
Vice Provost for Defense and National Security Research; Director of the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, FIU
Florida International University
Episode: The Vital Role of the Americas
Carlos Díaz-Rosillo
Founding Director of the Adam Smith Center for Economic Freedom; former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Western Hemisphere Affairs
Adam Smith Center; FIU
Episode: The Vital Role of the Americas

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The Vital Role of the Americas
Q: Brian, could you define strategic denial for listeners and explain why it matters now in the Western Hemisphere?
Strategic denial is a long-standing concept that aims to block adversaries from gaining unfettered access to the Western Hemisphere by prioritizing defense, intelligence, and economic measures to contain rivals like China, Russia, and others. It matters now because these actors have increased their footprint in the region, and a proactive posture helps safeguard U.S. interests, deter adversaries, and protect regional stability through a combination of military readiness and regional diplomacy.
The Vital Role of the Americas
Q: Carlos, how does the bilateral approach to engagement influence economic prosperity in Latin America compared to multilateral strategies?
A bilateral approach can tailor economic and security cooperation to the specific needs and political realities of each country, potentially accelerating deal-making and reform. However, it risks creating inconsistent standards and negotiating power imbalances; the balance lies in leveraging selective bilateral ties while maintaining strategic multilateral coordination to advance shared regional security and economic goals.
Leadership in Trying Times
Q: You were Costa Rica's first woman president at a time when politics was very male-dominated. What was that experience like personally and professionally?
Chinchilla explains the dual challenge of being the first woman in a high office while also managing family responsibilities, noting the biases in media coverage and public perception, and she highlights the importance of proving competence through policy results, such as delivering on security improvements.
External Powers Threatening the Region
Q: What practical steps can policymakers take to counter propaganda and protect national security?
Policymakers should balance freedom of speech with national security by fostering responsible online regulation and public-private partnerships, supporting accurate information through credible sources, and developing robust diplomatic channels to ensure that public messaging aligns with strategic objectives while avoiding overreliance on battlefield-style narratives.
External Powers Threatening the Region
Q: What would a successful US strategy toward China look like 10-20 years from now?
A successful strategy would fully resource and synchronize all instruments of national power—diplomatic, informational, military, economic—creating a concerted architecture that integrates soft and hard power, maintains trusted ambassadors, strengthens the information domain, and pursues long-term leadership that offers a compelling alternative for Latin American partners.

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