Canning Insights

Canning House and our partners are pleased to present the LatAm Outlook 2021, examining the key trends across Latin America's politics, economics, health, society, environment and security and corruption over the next 5 years and beyond.

Paraguayan protesters rise up against Abdo Benítez

Our Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson considers the implications of OECD figures suggesting that though Argentina, Brazil and Mexico have seen stronger-than-expected economic growth this year, their growth in the next is likely to be lower than the global average as underlying problems come back to bite.

As the EU-Mercosur trade deal, over twenty years in the making, continues to stall over European environmental concerns, our Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson considers Portugal's potential role, and what this all means for Mercosur's future.

On 4 March, Canning House and the University of Liverpool Management School presented a discussion on the future of Latin America's football business amid reforms following the 2015 'FIFAGate' scandal and the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on professional sport around the world.

Bukele obliterates opposition and reigns supreme in El Salvador