The World-View 14/02/11
The view from the North: Latin America spends its week firmly on Washington’s radar as Obama officials broach topics of security, free trade and the ‘currency war’.
Written By: 
Guy Hursthouse
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The World-View 07/02/11
Latin America begins to consider the ramifications of the Egyptian protests at home, as oil prices, exchange rates and press freedom emerge as subjects of debate.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 31/01/11
Protests in Egypt dominate press coverage, while Barack Obama’s State of the Union address provides food for thought and strategic anxiety for those ‘ignored’ by US foreign policy.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 02/01/11
Brazilian President’s inauguration ceremony provides the backdrop for much of Latin America’s international diplomacy in a week characterised by the theme of uncertainty.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 26/12/10
US Senate passes last ditch stay of execution for Andean trade preferences, reigniting debate over free trade and prolonging uncertainty for the region’s exporters.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 19/12/10
The Middle East conflict arrives in Latin America as four South American countries rile the United States and Israel with formal recognition of a Palestinian state.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 12/12/10
WikiLeaks meets the Nobel Peace Prize amid diplomatic accusations, as Latin America’s long-running debate over press freedom is reprised
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 05/12/10
Latin America reacts to leaked US diplomatic cables, while Latimobarómetro provides insight into regional public opinion
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 28/11/10
As a global climate change summit begins in Cancún, South America has adopted a common negotiating front amid bellicose rhetoric and reminders of previous frustrations.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse
The World-View 21/11/10
A Central American border dispute escalated on Thursday, as Costa Rica filed a lawsuit against Nicaragua at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Written By: Guy Hursthouse