Canning Insights

In this blog, Ricardo Avelar explains the significance of El Salvador's recent constitutional changes and how they may pave the way for a more authoritarian form of government.

The security situation in Haiti is likely to continue affecting the population of the Caribbean country and threaten its elections. In this blog, Elin Roberts of Janes analyses the gang alliances, civilian impact, and the efficacy of the Multinational Security Support Mission.

Control Risk's Theodore Kahn analyses the results of the recent election in Guyana and the future of the country. The incumbent President, Irfaan Ali, has benefited from the country's economic growth caused by an oil boom.

2025 will see Brazil host two critically important global meetings: the BRICS+ summit on 6-7 July, and COP30 in November. In this Canning Paper Canning House analyses how Brazil can take advantage of these events to improve its standing on the global stage and become a leader in the fight against climate change.

Latin America has a vibrant technology market, and a deeper partnership would benefit both sides, writes Heros Leask of Redfern Legal.

Mexico and the UK have enjoyed more than two centuries of diplomatic relations and the future of their relationship remains bright. Mexico is the world's 12th largest economy. Its young and increasingly middle class population can offer subsantial opportunities to the world of trade and finance. At the same time, there are notable synergies between governments of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and President Claudia Sheinbaum.