As Latin America grapples with three overlapping crises — devastation from the coronavirus pandemic, severe economic contraction, and heightened political polarization and democratic backsliding — regional cooperation is falling badly short. Drawing on the recent Carnegie paper on this topic by three noted Latin American experts, this event will probe how regional governance can be productively and creatively reimagined to better meet the daunting challenges at hand.
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SPEAKERS:
OLIVER STUENKEL
Associate Professor, Getúlio Vargas Foundation (@OliverStuenkel)
FEDERICO MERKE
Associate Professor, Universidad de San Andrés (@FedericoMerke)
COMMENTATORS:
NATALIA SALTALAMACCHIA
Professor, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (@NataliaSaltalam)
MICHAEL SHIFTER
President, Inter-American Dialogue (@MichaelShifter)
MODERATOR:
THOMAS CAROTHERS
Interim President, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
EVENT PARTNER
This event is co-hosted with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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