Briefings & Intelligence
LatAm Outlook 2023
Latin America has a compelling claim to be one of the big answers to the multiple questions facing humanity in the twenty-first century. We hope our LatAm Outlook 2023 paints an honest, insightful and enticing picture, and thereby makes this case persuasively to you.
- Canning House + Control Risks, Ipsos, Itaú, DIT, SEI
Canning Papers
Responsible Mining in the Lithium Triangle
In the latest Canning Paper, Canning House examines responsible mining practices in the Lithium Triangle, and their effects on opportunities and challenges for businesses in the sector.
- Canning House
Blogs
Petro's first 100 days: Peace takes priority
Gustavo Petro has served as President of Colombia for 100 days. In Canning House's latest blog, Dr Gwen Burnyeat and Dr Andrei Gómez-Suárez give their view on his tenure so far, including his focus on "Total Peace" and environmental protection, and ahead to the challenges he can expect going forward.
- Gwen Burnyeat and Andrei Gómez-Suárez
Webinars
Energy and Renewables
On 27 October, in Canning House's Sustainable Development conference in partnership with Eversheds Sutherland, we looked again at Latin America's progress in its Energy and Renewables sectors, and where key opportunities can be found.
- Canning House and Eversheds Sutherland
Webinars
Elections in Brazil: Round 2
After the first round of Brazil's 2022 presidential election saw no candidate achieve the 50% threshold for victory, a run-off between Jair Bolsonaro and Luis Inácio Lula da Silva was scheduled to take place on 30 October. In this webinar, Canning House and an expert panel analysed the first-round results, and considered what had changed in the race for the presidency.
- Canning House
Blogs
Despite low unrest, insurgency risks, growing political violence is a threat in Brazil
Though concerns from parts of Brazilian society about potential unrest taking place during the country's 7th September Independence Day celebrations did not materialise, the run-up to the 2nd October presidential elections have not been devoid of political violence, with security risks likely to continue into the coming years - write Mário Braga and Rodrigo Russo.
- Mário Braga and Rodrigo Russo