Election Watch 2021

With upcoming presidential and legislative elections in nine Latin American countries scheduled in 2021, the region’s political landscape may have experienced significant shifts by year’s end.

On 2 February, Canning House presented a look ahead at Latin America’s upcoming presidential and legislative elections, with in-depth analysis on the potential outcomes from Mexico to Chile and all those in between.

Special Report: Who's competing for power in 2021?

Including in-depth analysis on every race, the top candidates and potential outcomes, read the latest LatinNews Special Report, Who's competing for power in 2021?

Available for all Canning House Members on our website!

Find it here

Panel

Chair: Mark Menzies MP

Chair, APPG for Latin America and the Prime Minister's Trade Envoy to Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Peru

Jon Farmer

Canning House Associate Fellow and Editor of the Latin American Weekly Report, LatinNews

Gunther Baumgarten

Editor of Latin American Economy & Business Report, LatinNews

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Election Watch 2021