Evan Ellis on Latin America and the Caribbean
Latin America and its relationship to the US, China, and the rest of the world.
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Evan Ellis - China and the United States: The AI and Robotics Revolution and Its Impact on the Rest of the World (opens the original)
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Dear Colleague:With this email, I am proud to share with you my new work, “China and the United States: The AI and Robotics Revolution and Its Impact on the Rest of the World.” It goes beyond my earlier work which focused on the impact of the AI and robotics revolution on the world order. This new work looks at how those revolutions are likely to affect middle powers and other states, including their internal dynamics and relative position and leverage in the international system. <div class="pr
Evan Ellis - Brazil’s China Choices and the October 2026 Election (opens the original)
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Dear Colleague:With this email, I am proud to share with you my new analysis on the impact of Brazil’s October 2026 national elections on the strategic direction of that country, which comprises half of the population, economy, and landmass of South America. I look in particular at how Brazil’s choice between Luis Ignacio “Lula” da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro will impact the country’s strategic choices in its very significant relationship with the People’s Republic of China (PRC), and through tho
Evan Ellis - AI, Robotics, and the Coming Economic, Political and Military Revolutions (opens the original)
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Dear Colleague:With this email, I am proud to share with you my latest work on a theme of particular importance to me. It is a topic that has been occupying an increasing amount of my attention and concern as I follow strategic trends impacting Latin America and the world more broadly: The impact of rapidly developing developments in Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and other technologies on the structure and stability of the global economic and political order, and its impact on the “strategic
Evan Ellis - Keiko Fujimori’s New Government in Peru: A rough start on a perilous journey (opens the original)
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Dear Colleague:In the context of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Peru, his third stop on a tour of three Andean countries embracing close political and other cooperation with the U.S., I am pleased to share with you my latest work on Peru’s current political dynamics, security challenges, and activities by the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in that country. The analysis is based on my visit to the country at the end of August 2026, to speak at an intelligence forum in Lima held
Evan Ellis (New Book) - Chinese Engagement in Latin America: New Patterns and Challenges (opens the original)
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Dear Colleague:With this email, I am proud to share with you notice of my just released 6th book, Chinese Engagement in Latin America: New Patterns and Challenges, just published by the Interamerican Institute for Democracy (IID). It draws together my best in depth works on PRC engagement in the region over the past three years, plus some new material.The book begins with an extended overview of new patterns of engagement by the Chinese government and its companies and other entities in Latin Am
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