Canning Insights

Democracy under siege, Mexican opposition insists

Our Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson considers how the Panama Canal will remain competitive following announcement of the introduction of carbon-based - rather than size-based - charges for ships using the waterway, in a bid to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.

Christopher Garnett returns to Canning House for another edition of Canning Conversations. This time, he discusses Remittances, which comprise over 20% of some Latin American economies, with a panel of experts.

James McKeigue, Editor of LatAm INVESTOR, offers his perspective on the significance of Guillermo Lasso's election in Ecuador.

As Pedro Castillo edges ahead in Peru's electoral polling, our Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson asks whether the leftist candidate's notion of nationalising much of the country's extractive industries will bear fruit.

On 22 April, Canning House welcomed a panel of speakers for a further renewed update on Covid-19's continuing impact on Latin America’s public health, and the measures being taken to combat the pandemic.