Brazil and Southern Cone
Brazil & Southern Cone - March 2021
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- Introduction
Chile
- Economic recovery in sight?
- A tough stance on migration
Brazil
- Bolsonaro moves Petrobras goalposts
- The dangers of Bolsonaro’s pro-gun agenda
Uruguay
- Slight hitch on the road to recovery?
Argentina
- Time to improve the Hidrovía
Paraguay
- Familiar problems
Highlights
- Economic Highlights
This March edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Brazil & Southern Cone is published as the sub-region is facing the worst of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic yet, even as vaccination has begun to get underway – albeit very slowly, for most countries.
Brazil & Southern Cone - February 2021
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- Introduction
Brazil
- Looking for a rare earth revolution
- Stop dancing in the streets
- Fraudsters find opportunities in coronavirus crisis
Chile
- Mapuche conflict deepens despite conviction in Catrillanca case
- Violent crime – cause for concern?
- Moving beyond fossil fuel
Argentina
- YPF faces financial squeeze
- ‘Wealth tax’ comes into force
Paraguay
- The call of the Peoples’ Republic
- Under pressure from human rights defenders
Uruguay
- The bad pupil of IUU fishing
Highlights
- Economic Highlights
This February issue of the Latin American Regional Report: Brazil & Southern Cone starts off with a series of articles on Brazil.
Brazil & Southern Cone - January 2021
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- Introduction
Argentina
- Policy zig-zags cloud investor outlook for 2021
- A step forward for women’s rights
Brazil
- The vaccine is not an economic silver bullet
- Backlash against deadly security policies
- The continuing threat of cybercrime
Uruguay
- No longer the pandemic poster boy
Region
- A six-month window for a Mercosur-EU deal?
Chile
- Finance minister blasts SQM
Highlights
- Economic Highlights
As we enter 2021, the countries of the Brazil & Southern Cone sub-region are, like much of the world, battling with a surge in coronavirus (Covid-19) infections, possibly linked to the emergence of more transmissible variants of the virus.