This Week In Latin America

Canning House Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson assesses the landscape of support and opposition facing President Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, as polling results have indicated his modestly growing popularity in recent months.

Canadian mining interests face coronavirus criticism

Bouterse bows out in Suriname as Granger clings on in Guyana

Canning House Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson analyses why homicides have fallen so sharply in El Salvador, as President Nayib Bukele claims success for his "mano dura" (hard-line) crack down on the country’s gangs.

Abinader destroys PLD’s Dominican dominance

Canning House Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson considers the Mexican government's alleged discrimination again renewable energy, following the controversial suspension of grid connections for several solar and wind energy projects in late June.