Andres Oppenheimer is a columnist at The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald. He focuses on government and politics, particularly examining elections, public policy, and security issues in the United States and Latin America. Oppenheimer's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Kansas City Star, Yahoo News, and the New York Post.
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Andres's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on Latin America. He also covers topics such as fake news, artificial intelligence, tragic events, Hispanic Republicans, and various geopolitical issues.
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By: Andres Oppenheimer
President Trump has the biggest opportunity in recent history to liberate Cuba, but he may bungle it.
By: Andres Oppenheimer
President Trump often portrays Mexico as a disastrous country overrun by drug cartels and “bad hombres.” But a newly released global ranking of life
By: Andres Oppenheimer
Costa Rica, Israel and Mexico all ranked much higher than the United States in this year’s World Happiness Ranking — and for similar reasons.
By: Andres Oppenheimer April
At the start of the U.S.-Israel war against Iran, I dared to predict in this column that the biggest winner would be Venezuela's interim dictator, Delcy Rodriguez.
President Trump often portrays Mexico as a disastrous country overrun by drug cartels and “bad hombres.” But a newly released global ranking of life satisfaction tells a different story: Mexicans
By: Andres Oppenheimer April
It may be no mystery why President Trump has visited Miami three times over the past six weeks and gone more than half a dozen times to his Mar-a-Lago
At the start of the U.S.-Israel war against Iran, I dared to predict in this column that the biggest winner would be Venezuela’s interim dictator, Delcy Rodriguez. A new economic
It may be no mystery why President Trump has visited Miami three times over the past six weeks and gone more than half a dozen times to his Mar-a-Lago resort
By: Andres Oppenheimer April
If President Trump wants to avoid a political disaster for his party in the November midterms, he would be well advised to wave the white flag in his public feud with Pope Leo XIV — he's getting clobbered.
If President Trump wants to avoid a political disaster for his party in the November midterms, he would be well advised to wave the white flag in his public feud
