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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.

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

For the past two decades, Bolivia has been governed by the Movement for Socialism (MAS). However, the upcoming elections could produce a historic swing to the right in response to the country’s deepening economic crisis.

Mexico has a strong and growing economy with a stable monetary policy, making it ripe for UK investment. In this blog María Ariza, CEO of BIVA, reflects on BIVA's role in strengthening economic ties between the two countries.

“No, Colombia will not fall apart.” I’ve uttered this phrase countless times over the past year in client presentations entitled “Petro: The Epilogue”, about how we expect the endgame of Colombia’s first leftist administration to unfold.