Canning House's blog covers the latest breaking news and developing stories in Latin America and Iberia.
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Protecting biodiversity, boosting economies – COP16 in Colombia
From 21 October to 1 November, Cali, Colombia hosts the 2024 United Nations Biodiversity Conference – COP16. Ahead of the conference, Canning House asked the team at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to provide some insights on the critical importance of biodiversity to the economies of Latin America and the wider world.
- Mira del Pilar Mira and the RBG Kew Government Affairs team
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Es tiempo de mujeres: Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurated in Mexico
On 1 October, Claudia Sheinbaum was inaugurated as President of Mexico. In Canning House's latest blog, Susana Berruecos and Freddy Nevison-Andrews reflect on what her presidency - as Mexico's first female president - means for women in her country.
- Susana Berruecos and Freddy Nevison-Andrews, Canning House
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Argentina: Magnificence, malaise, and Milei's permanent legacy
Following his recent visit to Argentina, Jeremy Browne, CEO of Canning House, writes on his view of the country's current economic and political circumstances, and the approach being taken by President Javier Milei.
- Jeremy Browne, Canning House
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Chavismo at a crossroads: Latin American diplomacy and Venezuela’s political conflict
Following Venezuela's disputed 2024 election, Luis Losada from Aperio Intelligence considers the role of Latin American diplomacy in the resolution of the country's political conflict, and what comes next for Chavismo, in Canning House's latest blog.
- Luis Losada, Aperio Intelligence
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Mega-bills, big tech, and Milei’s vision for Argentina
Javier Milei has passed his first piece of legislation. In Canning House's latest blog, Freddy Nevison-Andrews and Clorrie Yeomans consider whether Milei's enthusiasm for big tech will help to deliver his big-picture vision for Argentina.
- Freddy Nevison-Andrews and Clorrie Yeomans, Canning House
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Should Mexico elect judges by popular vote?
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president-elect, has confirmed that her government will press ahead with a series of constitutional reforms, including a controversial bill that would see judges elected by popular vote. In Canning House's latest blog, Susana Berruecos considers what this might mean for Mexico's judicial system.
- Susana Berruecos, Canning House