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Two Gringos with Questions
By Global AmericansNews
Two Gringos with Questions episodes
- What's going on in Peru? An interview with José Ugaz, former Transparency International ChairmanOn this special episode of “Two Gringos with Questions,” Chris and Ken speak to José Ugaz, Peruvian lawyer and former Transparency International Chairman, about the current political crisis in Peru.1 hr
- An interview with Dr. Amal-Lee Amin, Chief of the Climate Change Division at the IDBIn the 22 episode of "Two Gringos with Questions," Ken and Victoria speak to Dr. Amal-Lee Amin about Latin America’s vulnerability to climate change, what governments in the region are doing to reach net zero emissions and more...38 min
- An interview with Dr. Amal-Lee Amin, Chief of the Climate Change Division at the IDBIn the 22 episode of "Two Gringos with Questions," Ken and Victoria speak to Dr. Amal-Lee Amin about Latin America’s vulnerability to climate change, what governments in the region are doing to reach net zero emissions and more...38 min
- An interview with Jon Lee Anderson, investigative reporter for The New YorkerIn the 21 episode, hosts Chris and Ken speak to Jon Lee Anderson about National Security Advisor John Bolton's recent firing, its effect on the administration's foreign policy in Venezuela and the future of journalism in Latin America.39 min
- An interview with Jon Lee Anderson, investigative reporter for The New YorkerIn the 21 episode, hosts Chris and Ken speak to Jon Lee Anderson about National Security Advisor John Bolton's recent firing, its effect on the administration's foreign policy in Venezuela and the future of journalism in Latin America.39 min
- An interview with Benjamin Gedan, Director of the Wilson Center’s Argentina ProjectHosts Chris and Ken speak to Gedan about what Argentina’s landscape will look like under an Alberto Fernández presidency, including the possible return of Peronism, the country’s stance on Venezuela and the future of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan.35 min
- An interview with Benjamin Gedan, Director of the Wilson Center’s Argentina ProjectHosts Chris and Ken speak to Gedan about what Argentina’s landscape will look like under an Alberto Fernández presidency, including the possible return of Peronism, the country’s stance on Venezuela and the future of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan.35 min
- An interview with Steven Levitsky, Harvard Professor and co-author of "How Democracies Die"Hosts Chris and Ken speak to Levitsky about the state of democracy in Latin America, what might have gone wrong in Venezuela, and the future of Argentina.32 min
- An interview with Steven Levitsky, Harvard Professor and co-author of "How Democracies Die"Hosts Chris and Ken speak to Levitsky about the state of democracy in Latin America, what might have gone wrong in Venezuela, and the future of Argentina.32 min
- An interview with Ingrid Bejerman, Brazilian journalist and Associate Director of Blue MetropolisIn this episode of "Two Gringo's with Questions," Chris and Ken Speak to Ingrid Bejerman, Brazilian journalist and Associate Director of Blue Metropolis. They discuss the new literary wave in Latin America, diversity in the industry and more...48 min
About Two Gringos with Questions
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Global Americans and the Canadian Council for the Americas presents Two gringos with questions, an interview series featuring political and cultural leaders from across the Americas. Your hosts GA Board Member Chris Sabatini and CCA’s President Kenneth Frankel, two gringos who focus on and work in Latin America and the Caribbean, will ask policymakers, business leaders and cultural movers and shakers about their views on the region and its future.
The series will provide informal and unexpected information on what’s going on in Latin America and in the Western Hemisphere as a whole. Of course, they’ll ask policymakers about their policy plans, but will also ask them about their take on cultural events, trends and their personal tastes and lives. On the other side they’ll ask musicians, authors, movie directors and cultural trendsetters not just on what they think is hot in terms of new cultural trends but also on their political views.