Report post Oct 21, 2021 BRAZIL: Pandemic report less harmful than the economy for Bolsonaro The 1,178-page report presented on 20 October by the rapporteur of the Senate inquiry (CPI) into the pandemic, Renan Calheiros (PMDB-AL), is unprecedented. Indictments Mario Marconini Teneo
Report post Oct 20, 2021 LATAM: Pandemic status and outlook Covid-19 caseloads have been dropping across Latin America and the Caribbean in recent weeks. During October, South America has accounted for under 6% of Mario Marconini, Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 19, 2021 MEXICO: Political considerations behind electricity reform The political noise surrounding President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO)'s electricity sector reforms persists even if little significant movement has occurred since it was Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 19, 2021 LATAM PULSE This week, Chile marks two years since the outbreak of protests just as the constituent assembly born out of that unrest starts to debate Mario Marconini, Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 13, 2021 ARGENTINA: Gridlock likely and governability crisis possible after mid-terms The governing Front for All (FdT) coalition will struggle to avoid a damaging defeat in November's partial mid-term elections. The government is hoping to Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 12, 2021 CHILE: Presidential race favors leftist Boric but voter indecision still high A second candidates' debate took place last night, 11 October, just under six weeks from the first round of the presidential election on 21 Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 11, 2021 LATAM PULSE This week, Chile‘s President Sebastian Pinera faces a bumpy ride as he seeks to defend himself from allegations arising from the “Pandora Papers” leak; Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 08, 2021 BRAZIL: Tax reform surfaces amid legislative profligacy President Jair Bolsonaro has been uncommonly discreet since his official apology to other branches of government for his frequent attacks against them two days Mario Marconini Teneo
Report post Oct 07, 2021 PERU: Cliff edge avoided, but governability and moderation may still be elusive President Pedro Castillo made seven changes to his cabinet yesterday, 6 October. The reshuffle promotes more moderate leftists largely at the expense of ministers Nicholas Watson Teneo
Report post Oct 05, 2021 CHILE: Presidential race under shadow of constitutional debate While the recent leak of financial records (“Pandora Papers”) continues to affect President Sebastian Pinera – and by extension the center-right presidential candidate Sebastian Nicholas Watson Teneo
