Canning Insights

Salvation by Selic?

Canning House Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson examines the ongoing legal disputes over Panama's unfinished "Health City" between Panama's public health agency and the Spanish civil engineering firm contracted to build the mega-hospital, with public sector corruption casting a long shadow over proceedings.

Ten years on from the launch of the Canning Agenda, Canning House have undertaken a review of its progress in order to establish how successful it has been since its introduction, and to identify what needs to be done to accelerate the progress of a revitalised relationship between Latin America and the UK.

In this essential new report, Canning House and our partners look ahead to identify the forces shaping Latin America over the next 5 years and beyond.

Read Canning House's first Forgotten History: The Thin Red Line, The British Community in Porfirian Pachuca and Real del Monte. Written and submitted by Craig White, Secretary of the Mexico Cricket Association.

Canning House's Forgotten Histories is a public oral history project, welcoming submissions from anyone with a fascinating story of relationships between Latin America, the UK, and the wider world which has spent too long waiting to be heard.

Public submissions will be published on our website such that they will never, truly, be forgotten.