Latin America
In Latin America we work to promote strong democratic institutions, respect for human rights and rule of law through good governance, and social market economy. as well as promoting liberal dialogue throughout the region. We have offices in Mexico City (Regional Office and Project Mexico), Guatemala City, Guatemala (Central America), Lima, Peru (Andean Countries), and Buenos Aires, Argentina (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay & Uruguay)
News
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From Migration Challenge to Talent Mobility
How can cities turn migration and talent shortages into opportunities? Barcelona offers lessons on labour inclusion, innovation and collaboration for a more competitive future.
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Bilbao’s Lessons for Smarter Cities
Bilbao reinvented itself through long-term planning, accessible mobility and urban regeneration. What can Mexico and Central America learn from its transformation?
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Latin America and the Return of Fiscal Discipline
Dr. Pablo Duarte examines whether Latin America’s renewed commitment to fiscal discipline can deliver lasting stability by combining sound economic policies with stronger institutions and equality before the law.
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From the European Front to Latin America
Ten days across Madrid, Berlin and Vilnius changed how Latin American journalists understand disinformation. Discover why Europe's experience matters for the region's democratic future.
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The Modernized Comprehensive Agreement between the EU and Mexico: Trade, Strategy, and Geopolitics
The renewed EU-Mexico agreement goes beyond trade, redefining economic resilience, geopolitical cooperation, and strategic diversification in a fragmented world.
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María Corina Machado receives Nobel Peace Prize
Courage, freedom and democracy in Venezuela: The Nobel Peace Prize for María Corina Machado sends a strong signal against oppression and reinforces the Venezuelan opposition's commitment to a free future.
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Brazilian Elections 2026: Between the euphoria of international summits and new challenges
In a polarized Brazil where presidencies alternate between ideologically opposed political blocs, the country must face domestic and international new challenges.
