India: Latin America’s next big thing?
Over the past decade, the economic performance and future prospects of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) have been radically transformed by the emergence of China, a fast growing, immensely...
View ArticleSystems overload: Drug laws and prisons in Latin America
In response to concerns regarding the impact of drug legislation on human rights and civil liberties and Latin America’s prison crisis, the Transnational Institute (TNI) and the Washington Office on...
View ArticleThe other BRIC in Latin America: India
When trade relations between Argentina and China hit choppy waters early last year, a new partner suddenly appeared on the horizon. In April 2010, Beijing stopped buying Argentine soybean oil in...
View ArticleUruguay’s answer to the ‘war on drugs’
Uruguay was named as the “country of the year” in 2013 by The Economist, and the The Guardian wrote on 12 December: “Heroic Uruguay deserves a Nobel peace prize for legalising cannabis.” Both reports...
View ArticleLatin America: Looking ahead to 2014
The politics of the region will be more pragmatic and less radical in 2014 – and in the coming years too, as a result of changes in the political leadership in Venezuela. The death of Venezuelan...
View ArticleUruguayan touch to Indian tech
The new office of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in Siruseri, Chennai is a signature building with a spectacular architectural design. This unique edifice has been designed by two Uruguayan architects...
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