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Brazil & Southern Cone - May 2018 (ISSN 1741-4431)
Piñera’s immigration crackdown targets Haitians and Venezuelans
“Welcome to Chile!” proclaimed newly-re-elected President Sebastián Piñera (2010-2014; March 2018-present) before a crowd of migrants at the Estadio Víctor Jara in Santiago on 23 April. His welcome, however, comes with strings attached. A raft of reforms enacted on 9 April have sought to formalise the circumstances of the estimated one million immigrants currently residing in Chile – a third of whom are undocumented.
- Introduction
- Brazil’s health system: in need of life support?
- Marielle Franco assassination shakes Brazil’s troubled democracy
- Conditions improve for entrepreneurs, but resilience remains a must
- Uruguay flirts with entrepreneurship
- Piñera’s immigration crackdown targets Haitians and Venezuelans
- Economic Highlights