Canning Conversations

Life, Livelihoods and Liberty

with Michael Stott

16:00-17:30 London / 12:00-13:30 Brasilia / 10:00-11:30 Ciudad de México

As the world starts on the road to recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, consideration must be given to trade-offs between life, livelihoods and liberty across political, economic and social life, in Latin America and around the globe.

In this edition of Canning Conversations, Michael Stott, Latin America editor for the Financial Times, is joined by a panel of thought-leaders to discuss what these trade-offs could mean now, and into the future.

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Panel

Michael Stott

Latin America editor, Financial Times

Marcos Casarin

Director, Chief LatAm Economist, Oxford Economics

Monica de Bolle

Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics

Eric Parrado

Chief Economist, IDB

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