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With contributions from our expert partners, the LatAm Outlook now covers seven chapters: Latin America's place in the world, and its politics, economics, society, risk, environment and commerce.

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Upcoming events

Our events offer a chance to hear from leading experts on Latin American and Iberian political, economic and social trends and issues, and business risks and opportunities.

Casting Alloy: Forging Latin America’s Role in the Energy Transition

02nd December 2025
Anglo American, 17 Charterhouse Street, London, EC1N 6RA
16:00 - 18:45 + networking

Canning House, in partnership with Anglo American and Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, is hosting the fourth edition of its Annual Mining Conference, taking place on the sidelines of Resourcing Tomorrow. This flagship event brings together mining leaders, investors, policymakers, legal experts, and international organisations for a multilateral dialogue on Latin America’s pivotal role in supplying the minerals essential to global growth, the energy transition and the digital economy.

Election Analysis - Chile

18th November 2025
13:00 - 14:15 GMT

Following the first round of the Chilean elections, on 16 November, Canning House has assembled an expert panel to analyse the results.

LatAm Outlook 2026 Launch

09th December 2025
Bloomberg, 3 Queen Victoria St, EC4N 4TQ
15:30 - 19:30

Hosted in partnership with Bloomberg, the LatAm Outlook 2026 launch will look ahead to the upcoming year and beyond in Latin America, analysing the key regional trends in politics, economics, security, society, the environment, and commercial opportunities.

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Our publications cover a broad range of Latin American political, economic and social trends and issues, and business risks and opportunities.

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Will COP30 Make a Difference?

In this blog Anthony W. Pereira, Executive Director of the Stone Centre for Latin American Studies, analyses the upcoming COP30 conference. Hosted in Belém, the Brazilian government hopes that this edition of the Conference of Parties will mark progress on climate protection and financing.

How Salvadoran Democracy Was (and Wasn’t) Upended in One Afternoon

In this blog, Ricardo Avelar explains the significance of El Salvador's recent constitutional changes and how they may pave the way for a more authoritarian form of government.

Haiti: Security, elections, and an uncertain future

The security situation in Haiti is likely to continue affecting the population of the Caribbean country and threaten its elections. In this blog, Elin Roberts of Janes analyses the gang alliances, civilian impact, and the efficacy of the Multinational Security Support Mission.

Guyana’s elections signal continuity and change for the region’s fastest growing economy

Control Risk's Theodore Kahn analyses the results of the recent election in Guyana and the future of the country. The incumbent President, Irfaan Ali, has benefited from the country's economic growth caused by an oil boom.

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What do Brazil and the UK want to achieve at COP30?

Finton Hanks
07th Nov 2025

On the 6th of November, Canning House hosted a discussion with the Brazilian Ambassador to the UK, HE Antonio Patriota, and the former UK Regional Ambassador, Latin America and Caribbean, COP26, Fiona Clouder. The event offered an opportunity before COP30 begins to analyse the aims of the Brazilian government and likely outcomes for the UK at the upcoming Conference of Parties.

The Power and The Glory – A New History of the World Cup

Finton Hanks
30th Oct 2025

On October 30, Canning House hosted Jonathan Wilson, author of The Power and The Glory, A New History of the World Cup. He discussed his new book, which details the political side of the football World Cup, and reflected upon the enduring links between Latin America and the competition.

The future of mining in Chile

Finton Hanks
17th Oct 2025

On Monday, 13 October, the Mining Minister of Chile, Aurora Williams, joined Canning House for a roundtable on the future of mining in Chile. She used the opportunity to stress recent developments in the mining industry in Chile and the continuing support of the government in the sector.

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Election Analysis - Bolivia

Before the second and final round of the Bolivian presidential election, Canning House convened a panel of expert analysts to discuss likely outcomes, the presidential candidates, and the political challenges facing Bolivia.

Elections in Ecuador

In the wake of the Presidential Election in Ecuador Canning House asked four experts for their reflections on the results.

How Trump II Will Impact on Latin America

Following the inauguration of the new US President on 20 January, Canning House assembled an expert panel that assessed what is most likely to happen in the next four years, and what it will mean for Latin America.

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