Find out what's going on in Latin America and Iberia with some of our latest publications
Briefings & Intelligence
Canning House Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson considers the Mexican government's alleged discrimination again renewable energy, following the controversial suspension of grid connections for several solar and wind energy projects in late June.
Canning Papers
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.
On 26 June, Canning House welcomed an expert panel to provide an update on Guyana, as the country’s hotly contested 2020 general election illustrated tensions ahead of a potentially major economic transformation.
On 19 June, Canning House hosted a ministerial roundtable with Ranil Jayawardena MP, Minister for International Trade, and Joanna Crellin, HM Trade Commissioner for LAC, on the UK's potential accession to CPTPP. Organised in partnership with the Department for International Trade.
On 16 June, the second King's College London & Canning House Visiting Fellow, Francesca Denegri, spoke to us about her research project on the curiously ambivalent responses of Hispanic Feminist networks to the British Suffragette movement, which utilised the Canning House Library Collection at KCL.
Forgotten Histories
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.
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