Coverage
Sentinel Meridian's primary focus is the Western Hemisphere — Central America, South America, and the Caribbean — set against the global actors that shape it.
Areas of coverage
Governance stress, transnational criminal organizations, migration pressure, militarized public security, and competition for infrastructure and port access.
Election-period volatility, resource nationalism, critical-mineral policy, and expanding external partnerships across the Southern Cone and Andean states.
Maritime security, energy dependence, sanctions exposure, Cuban and Venezuelan dynamics, and vulnerability of undersea and telecom infrastructure.
How China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba build access through investment, security cooperation, information operations, and technology dependence.
Library
Simultaneous confrontations with Argentina and the United States are increasing political, commercial, information-security, and election-period risk.
Brazil entered a more volatile election phase amid concern over foreign influence, online manipulation, political polarization, and expanding military roles in public security across Latin America.
Quiet, durable access embedded in ordinary infrastructure gives adversaries options for espionage, disruption, and crisis activation.
The cyber environment remains defined by ransomware, identity attacks, known exploited vulnerabilities, and abuse of trusted technology providers.
