Find out what's going on in Latin America and Iberia with some of our latest publications
Briefings & Intelligence
A dysfunctional political system finds itself unable to solve a crisis that was triggered by an undemocratic president, now in prison, and which was deepened by the current president by using lethal force to repress legitimate protests - writes Dr Julio F Carrión.
Canning Papers
In its latest Canning Paper, Canning House examines Latin America's overland transport infrastructure - the physical structures and facilities to move people and goods on roads, railways, and urban mass transit - and their contribution to regional sustainable development.
On 13 March, Canning House brought together key experts on the situation in Venezuela, examining the findings of recent UN and HRW reports in the context of Venezuela’s renewed prominence on the global stage, and the apparent absence of a coherent political opposition.
This event provided an overview of the views and perspectives of different stakeholder groups from Latin America, hearing first hand on how they see the rise of Chinese engagement and activity in their region.
Canning House, the Paddy Ashdown Forum and GPS focus on the potential revival for the once much-maligned Mercosur trade bloc.
Forgotten Histories
In Canning House's fourth Forgotten Histories publication, Mary Godward and Andrew Nickson recount the fascinating story of the ill-fated 'Lincolnshire Farmers' - who were mostly neither farmers, nor from Lincolnshire - in 1870s Paraguay, whose journey as pawns to 'boom' a phoney loan led to tragic loss of life.
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