Find out what's going on in Latin America and Iberia with some of our latest publications, including white papers, blogs by experts, and our flagship reports.
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The 5 November United States presidential election is set to be a tight race, with the vote in a small number of swing states likely to be decisive. In its latest Canning Paper, Canning House considers the potential impact of either leading candidate's victory on Latin America, and how the region sees the contest for the White House.
In a new Special Report, Canning House and London Politica analyse Argentina's mining geography, the implications of the country's new investment incentive regime, known as the RIGI, and the opportunities and risks for investors and operators in the sector.
Everything you need to know about Latin America, in one place.
Taking its largest economies as our lens, Canning House and our partners look ahead at Latin America’s place in the world and key regional trends across politics, economics, security and corruption, society, the environment, and commercial opportunities, over the next five years and beyond.
Read original research from Canning House, covering big-picture topics and relationships between the UK, Latin America and Iberia.
Canning House welcomes expert commentary on the latest news from Latin America in our regular blog.
Catch up on all our recent webinars, welcoming global experts to discuss business and current affairs in Latin America and Iberia.
On 28 July, polls open for Venezuela's 2024 presidential election. In a single round of voting, the country will elect its next president and vice-president. In this webinar, Canning House discussed key dynamics ahead of the vote, and what its results could mean for Venezuela.
On 19 May, ballots were cast in the Dominican Republic for a president, vice president and more than 200 legislators. Luis Abinader won reelection as president in the first round of voting. In this webinar, Canning House examined the results' implications for the country.
With just over two weeks to go until Mexico's 2024 elections, we considered the state and trajectory of the country's democracy and institutions, and the short and long-term political factors shaping this contest.
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