US Elections: Implications for Latin America

US Elections

Implications for Latin America

The upcoming US elections have pivotal implications for worldwide systems of trade and security, and the global balance of power. Latin America is deeply entwined in these issues, in addition to the regional matter of migration.

On 13 October, Canning House considered the potential implications that a Donald Trump or Joe Biden victory present for Latin America.

A full recording will be available shortly.

Speakers:

Brooke Unger

Americas Editor, The Economist

Eric Farnsworth

Vice President of the Americas Society/Council of the Americas (AS/COA)

Rodrigo Aguilera

Independent Economist

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