Canning Insights

Lasso triumphs as indigenous voters reject return of Correísmo

Our Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson breaks down the results of the first round of Peru's presidential election - with 18 candidates running and none receiving more than 20% of the vote, he predicts a complex and volatile road ahead.

Latin America's progress on its energy transition - from fossil fuels to green, renewable sources such as wind and solar power - has been mixed across the region. This new Canning Paper establishes the region's current energy landscape, and examines top transitional trends and upcoming opportunities.

Presidential and legislative elections are scheduled in nine Latin American countries in 2021. In this new Special Report, experts from LatinNews examine the key races, from Mexico to Chile, and consider potential outcomes across the region.

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.