Beyond the Covid-19 Headlines: Mexico, Brazil & Bolivia

Beyond the Covid-19 Headlines:

Mexico, Brazil & Bolivia

As Covid-19 continues to dominate international news, many major Latin American events have gone scarcely addressed. Mexico’s ongoing security crisis, the further postponement of elections in Bolivia, and the resignation of Brazil’s Justice Minister amid allegations of wrongdoing against President Bolsonaro would, under usual circumstances, be the region’s headlines.

Canning House is pleased to present a webinar with LatinNews examining these events, considering their potential impacts and the extent to which they are intertwined with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Our speakers from LatinNews:

Constance Malleret on Brazil

Gunther Baumgarten on Mexico

Charlie Worthington on Bolivia

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Beyond the Covid-19 Headlines: Mexico, Brazil & Bolivia