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LatinNews Insight is our subscription service built on three complementary tiers, comprising:
Daily briefing
LatinNews Daily draws on our network of sources and correspondents throughout all 33 LAC jurisdictions to provide subscribers with a succinct intelligence briefing on the most important developments of the past 24 hours. LatinNews Daily filters out the misinformation of the 24-hour news cycle, unravels the complexities, and enables subscribers to focus on what will matter tomorrow, not on the passing headlines of today. LatinNews Daily provides a ‘best-in-class’ executive briefing.
Weekly analysis
Our flagship Latin American Weekly Report provides unrivalled behind-the-headlines analysis of all the week’s important developments in Latin America and the Caribbean. The first ever issue of Latin American Weekly Report, published in April 1967, began with the words “There is something going on in Bolivia, but it is not what is being reported in the press”. The same imperative of digging behind the headlines to discover the often deeply buried truth has remained the central ethos of Latin American Weekly Report for 60 years. It is an unmissable resource for everyone with a serious professional interest in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Deep-dive research
The research tier comprises our two specialist monthly publications, Latin American Security & Strategic Review and Latin American Economy & Business, together with our bi-monthly Latin American Special Reports, for detailed, research-based analysis of the issues that matter.
LatinNews is the most important source of analysis and research on Latin America for our institution. The HIIK recommends the services of LatinNews whenever possible to experts with a focus on the region.
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