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Welcome to the EULAS podcast — Weaving Paths, Tejiendo Caminos, Tecendo Caminhos. We are a multilingual space dedicated to exploring EU–Latin America academic synergies. In each episode, we talk with researchers and members of the EULAS network about their projects, ideas, and collaborations — highlighting the knowledge and connections that unite our regions. Episodes are available in English, Español y Português, with new conversations released every month. United in Knowledge: EU–Latin America Academic Synergies. #EULAS #Jeanmonnet #WeavingPaths #TejiendoCaminos #TecendoCaminhos #AcademicSynergies #Research #EuropeLatinAmerica #KnowledgeExchange #HigherEducation #UnitedInKnowledge

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June 23, 2026

Relações Transatlânticas em Transformação: Brasil, Portugal e a União Europeia com Carmen Fonseca

En este episódio do podcast EULAS Tecendo Caminhos, conversamos com Carmen Fonseca, pesquisadora do Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais da Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, sobre as relações entre Brasil, Portugal, União Europeia e América Latina em um contexto de transformações geopolíticas e crescente competição entre grandes potências. A conversa explora os desafios e as oportunidades das relações transatlânticas, analisando o papel da cooperação política, econômica e climática na aproximação entre Europa e América Latina. Entre os temas abordados estão: -Brasil, Portugal e a CPLP: a relevância da Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa para a política externa brasileira e portuguesa, seu papel no fortalecimento das relações bilaterais e seu potencial como plataforma de projeção internacional, especialmente em direção à África. -Brasil e União Europeia diante da agenda climática: os desafios e as oportunidades que emergem da governança climática global e das políticas domésticas de ambas as partes, bem como seus impactos sobre a parceria estratégica entre Brasil e União Europeia. -O futuro das relações Brasil–União Europeia: como diferentes cenários políticos no Brasil podem influenciar a evolução das relações bilaterais, em especial diante das mudanças no contexto internacional e das prioridades da política externa brasileira. -Portugal e a América Latina: a evolução histórica da política externa portuguesa para a região, os esforços de diversificação de parcerias para além do Brasil e as oportunidades de aprofundamento dos vínculos políticos e econômicos com outros países latino-americanos. -China, Estados Unidos e a disputa por influência na América Latina: o avanço da presença chinesa na região, as respostas dos Estados Unidos e as possibilidades de a União Europeia se afirmar como um parceiro confiável e atrativo, por meio de estratégias voltadas para comércio, investimentos, sustentabilidade e cooperação política. A partir de suas pesquisas recentes, Fonseca oferece uma reflexão sobre o papel das relações euro-latino-americanas em um cenário internacional cada vez mais marcado pela competição geopolítica, pelas transições climáticas e pela busca de novos espaços de cooperação. Leitura Recomendada -Fonseca, C., & Teixeira, N. S. (2025). The Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries in Brazilian Foreign Policy: More or Less Than a Geopolitical Asset?. In The Palgrave Handbook on Geopolitics of Brazil and the South Atlantic (pp. 1225-1248). Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore. -Fonseca, C., & Luciano, B. T. (2024). UE-Brazil Relations: Opportunities and Challenges from the Global Gateway and the Amazon Fund Initiatives. -[Fonseca, C. (2025). Portugal and Latin America in the 21st century: diplomacy, economy and culture as needed. EULAS Network Blog. https://www.eulas.network/post/ortugal-latin-america-relations-21st-century-diplomacy-economy-culture -Çoban, H. M., & Fonseca, C. (2026). China’s Growing Influence in Latin America: Navigating Geopolitical Rivalry and Economic Dependency. Uluslararası İlişkiler Dergisi, 23(Advanced Online Publication), 1-18. #RelaçõesInternacionais #PoliticaExterna #BrasilUniaoEuropeia #AmericaLatina #Geopolitica #Diplomacia #MudançasClimaticas #CPLP #UniaoEuropeia #CooperaçaoInternacional

June 1, 2026

Four Years, A Different World? The AMLAT Radar 2026 Unpacked!

What does Latin America really think about the world right now? And how much has changed in just four years? In this episode, we sit down with Mónica Hirst and Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, two members of the Grupo Diálogo y Paz, to unpack the findings of the AMLAT Radar 2026: Latin American Views on Europe and the World - a landmark public opinion survey examining how Latin Americans perceive global power, sovereignty and international norms. The survey was conducted by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Nueva Sociedad, and Latinobarómetro, designed and carried out by the academic group Grupo Diálogo y Paz, whose members are Guadalupe González, Mónica Hirst, Carlos Luján, Carlos A. Romero and Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, with support from Luis Martín Sosa. The 2026 edition is the second in the series, with 12,000 interviews conducted between October and November 2025 across ten countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Uruguay, and Venezuela. It builds directly on the original 2021 survey, making this the first time we can genuinely track how Latin American public opinion has shifted over time. And shift it has.... This edition goes further than ever before, capturing not just perceptions but emotions - hope, uncertainty, distrust - for the very first time. The results are striking. In 2022, 57% of Latin Americans saw Europe as a leader in human rights. By 2026, that number had fallen to 36%. Europe's normative credibility is eroding. China's appeal is growing. The "Trump factor" is reshaping attitudes towards the United States. And yet, Latin Americans still rank deeper ties with Europe above ties with either Washington or Beijing. So what does Europe actually do with that signal? We get into Venezuela, Gaza, the evolving meaning of sovereignty in 2026, and what civil society, not just governments, can do to build bridges for EU-Latin America relations. 🎙️ Guests: Juan Gabriel Tokatlian & Mónica Hirst. Host: Emily Jones 📊 AMLAT Radar 2026 (full survey & report): https://amlatradar.org/en 📊 AMLAT Radar 2021 (original survey): https://nuso.org/articulo/como-AL-ve-a-europa/

April 29, 2026

Gobernanza Multinivel y Desarrollo Sostenible: América Latina y Europa ante el Desafío Climático

En este episodio del podcast EULAS Tejiendo Caminos, conversamos con Amalia Stuhldreher, profesora de la Universidad de la República. La académica analiza los desafíos de la gobernanza ambiental y el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina en un contexto de crisis climática global y crecientes demandas de articulación entre distintos niveles de gobierno. La conversación explora el papel de los actores locales en la gestión de los recursos naturales y su vínculo con estrategias nacionales y regionales de desarrollo sostenible. Entre los temas abordados se encuentran: Gobernanza multinivel y actores locales: la importancia de incorporar actores subnacionales en el diseño e implementación de políticas públicas, y los desafíos de articular niveles locales, nacionales e internacionales en la gestión del desarrollo sostenible. Implementación de políticas climáticas en territorio: el caso de Uruguay y el Sistema Nacional de Respuesta al Cambio Climático, analizando las dificultades de llevar las políticas nacionales al nivel local y su relación con desafíos más amplios a escala global. Transición energética y aprendizajes Sur-Norte: qué lecciones pueden ofrecer países del Cono Sur como Brasil, Uruguay y Paraguay en materia de energías renovables, y las posibilidades de transferencia de políticas hacia la Unión Europea. Bioeconomía y desarrollo sostenible: el papel de la innovación y las políticas europeas en la promoción de modelos sostenibles, y en qué medida estas experiencias pueden ser adaptadas al contexto latinoamericano. Cooperación internacional y cambio climático: las oportunidades y límites para avanzar en compromisos multilaterales entre América Latina, el Caribe y Europa frente a un escenario donde los objetivos globales de mitigación enfrentan crecientes dificultades. Relaciones UE–Mercosur y tensiones ambientales: los debates en torno al acuerdo birregional, entre acusaciones de proteccionismo verde y preocupaciones por la sostenibilidad, y los desafíos de construir un intercambio económicamente beneficioso sin profundizar los daños ambientales. A partir de sus investigaciones recientes, Stuhldreher ofrece una reflexión crítica sobre las tensiones entre desarrollo, sostenibilidad y cooperación internacional, destacando la necesidad de fortalecer mecanismos de gobernanza capaces de articular actores y escalas en un contexto global cada vez más complejo. Para ir más allá: trabajos mencionados en el episodio y recomendaciones de lectura: Stuhldreher, A. M. (2022). Percepciones actuales sobre el cambio climático en el Uruguay: Actores y visiones con foco en la región Noreste. Redes. Revista do Desenvolvimento Regional, 27, 1-22. DOI: (no disponible / probablemente sin DOI) Disponible en: https://www.redalyc.org/journal/5520/552074887006/ Stuhldreher, A. M. (2023). Democratic governance and current water resources management in the upper Rio Negro basin in Uruguay. Estado & Comunes, 2, 125-144. DOI: (no disponible / verificar en la revista) Disponible en: https://www.redalyc.org/journal/6842/684275455006/ Stuhldreher, A., & Morales, V. (2025). Integración post pandemia: aprendizajes del Mercosur y gobernanza energética y climática. En Estudios de cooperación, asociación e integración latinoamericana. DOI: (no disponible / capítulo de libro, verificar editorial) Disponible en: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/390764285 Stuhldreher, A. M. (2025). Vínculos UE-MERCOSUR: entre la centralidad de la transición energética y las consideraciones geoestratégicas. EULAS Blog. DOI: no aplica (contenido web) Disponible en: https://www.eulas.network/es/post/v%C3%ADnculos-ue-mercosur #DesarrolloSostenible #CambioClimático #GobernanzaMultinivel #ActoresLocales #TransiciónEnergética #Bioeconomía #AméricaLatina #UniónEuropea #EnergíasRenovables #CooperaciónInternacional

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What is EULAS Weaving Paths?: Welcome to the EULAS podcast — Weaving Paths, Tejiendo Caminos, Tecendo Caminhos.

We are a multilingual space dedicated to exploring EU–Latin America academic synergies. In each episode, we talk with researchers and members of the EULAS network about their projects, ideas, and collaborations — highlighting the knowledge and connections that unite our regions.

Episodes are available in English, Español y Português, with new conversations released every month.

United in Knowledge: EU–Latin America Academic Synergies.

#EULAS #Jeanmonnet #WeavingPaths #TejiendoCaminos #TecendoCaminhos #AcademicSynergies #Research #EuropeLatinAmerica #KnowledgeExchange #HigherEducation #UnitedInKnowledge
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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