One year of Trump 2.0: Implications for Latin America

CEDLA ACADEMIC WORKSHOP & PUBLIC EVENING EVENT AT DE BALIE

ACADEMIC WORKSHOP

LAC and the US under Trump 2.0: Implications for the Americas and how we study the region

One ear into Donald Trump’s second presidency, the United States policies and actions towards Latin America and the Caribbean have caused dramatic social, political and economic effects. Although not completely unprecedented, the current US attitude and various types of attacks on the region and towards latinos in the US is profoundly changing US-LAC relations. And as this is only year one of Trump 2.0, what we see might be the start of something even bigger and more lasting.

Please find the full program here

PUBLIC EVENING EVENT AT DE BALIE

Trump, an Angry Neighbour: A Tumultuous First Year of US–Latin America Relations

Speakers: Prof. Javier Corrales (Amherst College, USA),

Prof. dr. Barbara Hogenboom (CEDLA, University of Amsterdam) Dr. Julienne Weegels (CEDLA, University of Amsterdam) Carlos Dada (El Faro)

We were delighted to close One Year of Trump 2.0: Implications for Latin America with a sold-out public event at De Balie. We would like to thank De Balie, our speakers, and all attendees for their valuable contributions and strong engagement. We look forward to creating more spaces for dialogue like this and hope to welcome you again at future events.