» Latin America-related events in Washington this week

2:30–3:30 at the Heritage Foundation: Venezuela at a Tipping Point (RSVP required).
5:30–7:30 at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies: Foreign Policy in Bolsonaro’s Brazil (RSVP required).

8:30–1:00 at the Wilson Center: Seventh Annual U.S.-Mexico Security Conference: New Government, Old Challenges in Mexico’s Security Landscape (RSVP required).
9:00–11:00 at the Wilson Center: A Conversation with Governor Alfredo Cornejo of Mendoza, Argentina and Business Leaders (RSVP required).
10:00 in Room 2141, Rayburn House Office Building: Hearing of the House Judiciary Committee on “Oversight of the Trump Administration’s Family Separation Policy”.
10:00 in Room 2154, Rayburn House Office Building: Hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on “Failure of DOJ, DHS, and HHS to Produce Documents on Child Separation Policy”.
1:00–3:00 at the National Press Club: Central American Caravans: Are these a threat to US border security? (RSVP required).
6:00–7:30 at Georgetown University: Realities and Challenges of U.S.-Cuban Relations (RSVP required).
6:00 at the Atlantic Council: Delivering Sustainability Across Latin America: Can Corporations Fill the Gap? (RSVP required).

11:00 in Room 2172, Rayburn House Office Building: Hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on “Venezuela at a Crossroads”.

12:30–2:00 at Georgetown University: Public Policies for Early Childhood in Brazil (1988–2016) (RSVP required).
4:15–5:30 in the Ronald Reagan Building: President Iván Duque Márquez: Colombia’s Domestic and Regional Opportunities and Challenges (RSVP required).

12:45–2:00 at the Wilson Center: The USMCA and the Future of Mexico’s Trade Policy under AMLO (RSVP required).

Adam Isacson