Renata Segura

Renata Segura, directora para América Latina y el Caribe del International Crisis Group, analiza la inquietante reaparición de la violencia política en Colombia con miras a las elecciones de 2026. Discute el reciente atentado contra el precandidato Miguel Uribe y el miedo que esto genera en la población. Además, conecta la violencia política con el crimen organizado en América Latina, explorando sus implicaciones para la democracia y la participación electoral. También reflexiona sobre las lecciones de otros países de la región frente a este desafío persistente.

Phil Gunson, a Venezuela and Andes expert at the International Crisis Group, and Renata Segura, the organization's Director for Latin America & Caribbean, delve into the U.S. military buildup near Venezuela. They discuss the effectiveness and implications of recent strikes on suspected drug smuggling boats. The conversation explores the complexities of U.S. policy changes, Venezuelan public sentiment, and the risks posed by regional armed groups. They also weigh the potential consequences of escalating tensions and the mixed reactions from Latin American leaders.

Gang violence in Haiti escalates as gangs target critical infrastructure, free thousands of inmates, and form alliances to oppose foreign forces. Political turmoil deepens with Prime Minister's resignation offer and calls for intervention, while gang leader Jimmy Chilesier transforms into a political figure. Challenges in establishing a transitional government post-assassination of President Moïse, with discussions on foreign interventions led by Kenya amid escalating violence and humanitarian crisis.