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Courts at the Crossroads: Executive Aggrandizement, Democratic Erosion, and Resilience
October Tertulia: Milei at the Mid-Term: Implications of Argentina’s 26-O Legislative Elections
November Tertulia: Guardians of the Amazon: The Power and Peril of Women Environmental Defenders

Addressing Democratic Erosion in the Western Hemisphere with U.S. Ambassador to the Organization of American States
Accountability Under Polarization in Mexico
September Tertulia: (Im)mobilities, Securitization and Asylum Seeking on the US-Mexican Border: Mapping Migrant Journeys in an Era of Heightened Deterrence
October Tertulia: Criminal Violence and Attitudes Toward Immigrants in Mexico ■ How Incremental Police Reform Can Save Lives: Lessons from Brazil
November Tertulia: Do You Have The Mandingo Family In Your Family Tree? Genealogy And Scholarship
“Can Peru’s Democracy Survive?”
February Tertulia: China’s economic influence on Latin America
March Tertulia: Party System Fragmentation in Latin America in Twenty-First Century
April Tertulia: Grassroots Politics: Bloc Voting and Demand-Making by Neighborhood Associations in Brazil

Criminal Violence and Attitudes Toward Immigrants in Mexico
Crime and Policing in Brazil
Strengthening Ties: A Reflection of 200 years of U.S.-Brazil Relations
Expanding the State or Drawing Citizens to its Core? Post Revolutionary Mexico’s Medical Infrastructure
Assessing Argentina's Election Results: Prospects for the Future
Ecuador at the Crossroads: From an Interim Government to an Uncertain Future