More: Latin America
Pandemic shock must propel stronger health systems in Latin America and the Caribbean
Strengthening health systems in Latin America and the Caribbean in the wake of COVID-19 must be a priority, according to a new World Bank...
Renewable Energy and Regional Integration Drive Latin American Vision for Growth
With its abundance of natural resources and emergence from many recent pandemic constraints, some Latin American nations are bullish about the region’s potential to...
Russia’s turn to Asia, Africa and Latin America
The aggression on Ukraine brought about a drastic geopolitical divide between the West and Russia, almost completely isolating the Russian economy from Western markets...
World Bank calls for urgent climate action in Latin America and the Caribbean
A new World Bank report calls on countries in the region to take urgent action to help reduce the impacts of climate change and...
Trade, regional integration and collaboration: an agenda for Brazil and Latin America
Authors: Pablo Acosta, Folha de S. Paulo*
Over the last two decades there has been steady progress towards more integrated regional economies in almost every...
9th Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles: Outcomes in 2022
The 9th Summit of the Americas—delayed for a year by the pandemic—attracted unprecedented scrutiny of Latin American and global media, already at the stage...
Is U.S. Influence Waning in Latin America?
The first Summit of the Americas convened in Miami, Florida (Dec 1994). Imagined by Bill Clinton, it increased trade and commerce and brought greater...
Summit of the Americas, an Opportunity to Re-engage Regional Partners
Authors: Antonio Garrastazu and Sofia Herrera*
The IX Summit of the Americas (Summit) comes at a critical juncture in inter-American relations. The region is in...
Post-COVID, Latin American Leaders Say their Countries Are Open for Business
Rising food and energy prices and a migration crisis are posing significant economic and social challenges in Latin America, according to several leaders from...
The traditional “Third Position” of Peronism is the key for international cooperation
The Third Position as Foreign Policy of Argentina, performed in the three governments of President Juan Domingo Perón, was the best expression of Argentine...