
The AQ Podcast is a conversation on politics and economics in Latin America hosted by Brian Winter, contributing editor for Americas Quarterly
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

As recently as the 1960s, the average woman in Latin America had six children. Today that number is 1.8. In Chile, it has fallen to 1.1, lower than Japan. Combined with rising life expectancy, the result is a region aging faster than any other in the... more
For years, Peru has defied gravity. The country has had eight presidents in ten years—a virtual power vacuum at the top of government—and yet the economy kept growing, the currency held strong, and the mining sector kept producing. That decoupling of... more
Until recently, things seemed to be going well for Argentina's President Javier Milei. In October, his party won the midterm elections in a contest many polls predicted would swing the other way. Since then, he passed an important labor reform, pover... more
Nearly three months after the fall of Nicolás Maduro, Delcy Rodríguez is still standing as interim president of Venezuela. The broad feeling, at least for now, is that Rodríguez and the chavista regime are not going anywhere. Since she took office on... more
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A great podcast to stay up to date on what the technocrat, anglo, pro-American hegemony, Washington blob thinks about us in LatAm.
I love listening to this show because it’s very clear and concise with the information presented. There was a time I lost touch with Latin American politics but with this podcast my interested has been renewed. These people know what they are talking about and really care about Latin America.
An excellent way to keep abreast of the politics, economics and geopolitics of Latin America, created by someone who knows the region through and through. This week’s podcast on Lula 3.0, with Natuza Nery, was spot on!
Actual journalism is hard to find nowadays. This English language podcast is the best at delivering straight forward coverage of geopolitics in Latin America & South America. The discussions are always thought provoking & well thought out.
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This is a very good podcast in which the politics and economics of Latin America are discussed thoughtfully. I learn something new from every episode. My only quibble is that the guests on the show tend to be almost exclusively from a center to center-right perspective on the political spectrum. This makes sense given that the podcast is published by Americas Quarterly, which in turn is published by the Society of the Americas. Still, I would appreciate hearing from a wider range of perspectives... more
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Focused on the intricate dynamics of Latin American politics and economics, this podcast engages with a variety of topics including electoral trends, governance challenges, and foreign relations in the region. With expert insights and analyses covering issues from Colombia's elections to Venezuela's oil industry, it aims to provide listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the significant developments shaping Latin America today. Its unique approach includes discussions with policy analysts, journalists, and scholars, giving depth to each episode's commentary and fostering an informed dialogue about the societal and political shifts occurring across the continent.
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