Seminar ‘Policies for climate change in Europe and Latin America: ¿is cooperation possible?’
BBVA and the Elcano Royal Institute organise the seminar ‘Policies for climate change in Europe and Latin America: ¿is cooperation possible?’
Latin America
Webinar “Republic of Korea-Spain Cooperation for Supporting Latin America’s Digitalization and Green Economy”
Webinar to identify areas of cooperation between Spain and South Korea in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Latin America in the Ukraine crisis: a pawn in the game for Putin’s resurgent Russia
The Ukraine crisis is beginning to affect Latin America, which for Russia is just another pawn in a larger strategy.
Conversation with Guillermo Larraín on the occasion of the publication of his book “The stability of the social contract in Chile”
The victory of Gabriel Bori in the presidential elections, has once again placed his country in the forefront of the international attention.
Dev Talks “How to design a new social contract in Latin America? From theory to action”
Participants:Mario Pezzini, Director of the OECD Development Centre; Carlos Malamud, Senior Analyst, Elcano Royal Institute; Paz Milet, Institute of International Studies, University of Chile; Gonzalo Restrepo López, Businessman and Former Peace Negotiator in Colombia; Simón Pachano, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales – Ecuador; Alejandra de Bellis, Permanent Delegate of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay to UNESCO and the OECD and José Juan Ruiz, Chairman, Elcano Royal Institute.
Bolsonaro steers a course through multiple crises: the Lula effect, COVID-19, a cabinet reshuffle and maintaining the trust of the armed forces
Analysis of the recent political events in Brazil: the trial of Sergio Moro for bias, the failure to bring COVID-19 under control, and the armed forces.
EU-Mercosur Free Trade Agreement
It has been two years since the EU-Mercosur Free Trade Agreement was signed, yet it is unclear when –or whether– it will be ratified.
Latin American democracy after a year’s pandemic
This year the pandemic has triggered not only important one-off changes in Latin America, but has also aggravated the magnitude of structural democracy problems
China’s Digital Silk Road in Latin America and the Caribbean
China is gaining presence in Latin America and the Caribbean by means of technology agreements. The EU and Spain cannot afford to lag behind.
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