Canning House | Latin American Economy Business report

Nayib Bukele won the El Salvador elections on 3 February with a near-landslide (53.1% of the vote, more than his two main rivals combined). The 37-year-old populist has been vague about his economic policies, but promises tough anti-corruption measures, job creation to discourage illegal immigration to the US, and an investment surge to boost growth and reduce poverty. He takes office on 1 June. Does it all add up?

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Mining in Argentina: Implications of new investment incentive regime

In a new Special Report, Canning House and London Politica analyse Argentina's mining geography, the implications of the country's new investment incentive regime, known as the RIGI, and the opportunities and risks for investors and operators in the sector.

61-02-2019: Latin American Economy Business report

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