Lula’s foreign policy: normalisation and friction
Lula’s victory has been greeted around the world as the return of a more engaged, predictable and constructive Brazilian foreign policy.
Lula’s victory has been greeted around the world as the return of a more engaged, predictable and constructive Brazilian foreign policy.
Uruguay has one of the highest levels of public debt in Latin America and at the same time enjoys the lowest credit risk in the region.
This analysis of energy relations between Latin America and the EU pays particular attention to their potential and limitations.
The goal of this event is to respond to the most important questions with key stakeholders in the EU and LAC region.
The FED’s current anti-inflationary crusade will certainly not be turbulence-free, but Latin America can breathe a sigh of relief.
Cooperation between Korea, Spain and Latin America to promote a green economy is an opportunity to make progress in sustainable development.
Trust is an element of necessity but also a strategic tool to guarantee global cooperation on technology driven by equal partnership.
The Ninth Summit of the Americas is taking place in a context marked by the effects of the pandemic and from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Brazil is heading towards a presidential election which will have a profound impact on the country’s place in the world.
BBVA and the Elcano Royal Institute organise the seminar ‘Policies for climate change in Europe and Latin America: ¿is cooperation possible?’
Webinar to identify areas of cooperation between Spain and South Korea in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Ukraine crisis is beginning to affect Latin America, which for Russia is just another pawn in a larger strategy.