Canning House's blog covers the latest breaking news and developing stories in Latin America and Iberia.
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Costa Rica’s Election: Latin America’s Steady Rightward Shift Welcomes Its Third Female Leader
In this blog, Canning House's Susana Berruecos analyses the results of the recent Presidential election in Costa Rica, which was won by Laura Fernández Delgado.
- Susana Berruecos
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Ecuador Votes on Constitutional Reforms and Popular Consultation
In this blog, Juan Terán Jurado analyses the recent Ecuadorian referendum and the four questions posed to the populace.
- Juan Terán Jurado
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Will COP30 Make a Difference?
In this blog Anthony W. Pereira, Executive Director of the Stone Centre for Latin American Studies, analyses the upcoming COP30 conference. Hosted in Belém, the Brazilian government hopes that this edition of the Conference of Parties will mark progress on climate protection and financing.
- Anthony W. Pereira
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How Salvadoran Democracy Was (and Wasn’t) Upended in One Afternoon
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.
- Ricardo Avelar
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Haiti: Security, elections, and an uncertain future
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.
- Elin Roberts
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Guyana’s elections signal continuity and change for the region’s fastest growing economy
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.
- Theodore Kahn