After the Summit: What next for Canada in the Hemisphere?
From removing the Mexico visa to naming an OAS ambassador, here’s how Canada can advance regional relations.
Stephen Baranyi
Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa and chair of the Latin America and Caribbean Study Group of the Canadian International Council’s National Capital Branch.
Stephen Baranyi is an Associate Professor with the School of International Development and Global Studies at the University of Ottawa. Prior to joining the University in 2008, he worked as a practitioner with various governmental, non-governmental and research institutions in Canada, Central America, the Caribbean and Europe. Stephen teaches and conducts critical research at the nexus of development and security – on security system reform, development cooperation, peacebuilding and gender equality in fragile and conflict-affected states. His work currently focuses on Haiti, though he situates that work in a broader hemispheric and global context. He is also the current chair of the Latin America and Caribbean Study Group of the Canadian International Council’s National Capital Branch.
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The Cuba Question
Most Latin American and Caribbean countries want Cuba at the next Summit of the Americas. Canada and the United States don’t. Stephen Baranyi on how to resolve the standoff.