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Blogs
Reforming Mexico’s Digital Markets: A Catalyst for Fintech Growth and Cross-Border Collaboration
In the aftermath of Mexico's second Fintech Week on April 3 and 4, and the Canning House Mexico Summit and Finance Conference, it is timely to reflect on the most recent and potentially pivotal developments in the sector. These events highlight the growing importance of digital finance in Mexico and its potential to drive economic transformation, particularly in enhancing financial inclusion and fostering international collaboration.
- Professor Bernardo Batiz-Lazo & Rodrigo Garza-Arreola
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Inside El Salvador
Canning House's CEO, Jeremy Browne, visits Latin America's smallest country, with the "world's coolest dictator".
- Jeremy Browne
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Shaping Ecuador’s Future: Politics, Economy, and Security Ahead of the 2025 Elections
As Ecuador approaches its presidential elections on 13 April, 2025, the country faces pressing economic, political, and security challenges. These issues, shaped by long-standing structural weaknesses and recent disruptions, will be central to the electoral debate and the nation’s future trajectory.
- Juan Terán Jurado
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New global reality demands hard-headed British response
Canning House's CEO, Jeremy Browne, discusses recent foreign affairs developments and argues for a stronger British Response.
- Jeremy Browne
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The unintended consequences of Trump’s policies on hemispheric security
President Trump has signalled his clear determination to tackle illegal immigration and drug trafficking on the US-Mexico border, but his proposed measures risk creating new problems.
- Dr Irene Mia
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CPTPP enters into force: what it means for UK businesses looking to LATAM
On the 15th of December, the UK officially joined the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). In Canning House's latest blog, Richard Given considers the impact on UK-Latin America trade.
- Richard Given, Department for Business and Trade