Canning Insights

Canning House Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson looks into the unexpected success of US-based app Zelle in Venezuela, where economic circumstances may have opened routes for payment methods of the region's future.

Peru puts faith in Don Quixote as Merino resigns amid fatal protests

Our new Canning Paper provides updates on major Latin American migration trends and dynamics, and considerations on what the future of migration in the region might look like given the possible consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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.

The second of Canning House's Forgotten Histories explores the significance of British business interests to the urban and industrial development of Paraná state, Brazil, and its place in the wider narrative of UK-Brazil relations. Written and submitted by Adam Patterson, Honorary British Consul in Paraná, Brazil.

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.