Argentina: Watch Out for the Summer!
Those who are “at-risk groups” will remember February 6, 1989: that day the Plan Primavera in times of José Luis Machinea and Juan Sourrouille blew up. Convertibility began in April 1991 and was the product of a difficult summer. There are more examples showing that in Argentina,… Become a member to read the rest […]
ITALY: Giuseppe Conte: From prime minister to mere spectator
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is now set to resign in a (belated) move aimed at maximizing his chances to return as the top candidate to lead a new government backed by a broader coalition. Conte is expected to step down tomorrow, 26 January, after a cabinet meeting that will sta… Become a member to […]
LATAM PULSE
This week, in Brazil, calls for President Jair Bolsonaro’s impeachment are increasing; upcoming congressional leadership votes will determine whether a formal impeachment process ensues. Meanwhile, another debt swap is causing controversy in Argentina, this time involving state-r… Become a member to read the rest of this article
WEEKLY POLITICAL COMPASS
Two Chinese-made Covid-19 vaccines will be scrutinized by the WHO. Italy’s prime minister could resign in the coming days. The popularity of Brazil’s president has declined amid a worsening of the pandemic. Meanwhile, Japan will pass a supplemental budget, a new coalition gover… Become a member to read the rest of this article
PERU: What matters ahead of April presidential vote
There are just under 11 weeks to go before the 11 April first round of the presidential election. Below we examine the state of the race alongside key signposts and scenarios. Voting intentions remain dispersed, with a high number of undecided voters. No candidate is currently p… Become a member to read the rest […]