Oil and Politics in Latin America

35 West

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The top oil producing countries in Latin America are all having elections this year. How will political changes in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela affect their oil output, and does this matter for the United States? Most importantly, will a new government in Mexico reverse course or slow roll broader energy reforms? Expert Lisa Viscidi of the Inter-American Dialogue explains the details.

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