In 2017, Panama established diplomatic relations with China, leading to a surge in Chinese investment in the country. Many of
This strategic report by Dr. Evan Ellis explores China’s expanding influence in Latin America across digital, energy, logistics, and political
Costa Rica faces growing security and political challenges, as well as broad and significant lobbying efforts by the PRC as
Transnational repression is not a new phenomenon, although today its extent and intensity are broader and more complex, as reprisals
This study analyzes the growing influence of the People's Republic of China in Central America over the past two decades.
This report details the presence that China has acquired in three strategic areas within Ecuador: natural resources, security and public
Since the outbreak of the Nicaraguan socio-political crisis in 2018, the exercise of religious freedom in Nicaragua has been threatened
This report responds to a request for comments by the U.S. Department of Labor on efforts made by the CAFTA–DR
This study presents the outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean in 2024, and it is one of significant challenges.
Despite having established relations late, in 2021, China's influence in Nicaragua is advancing significantly, acquiring, as of today, a strategic
In recent years, China's level of influence in Panama has increased considerably. This influence has been accompanied by practices contrary
This study proposes a critical assessment of relations between China and Argentina, considering that there are some areas in which
The Cuban government should allow human rights organizations into the country and create legal frameworks for local civic organizations to
This analysis will describe the different military and security projects, such as material donations and defense conferences, between the PRC
El presente trabajo forma parte de una nueva iniciativa de Expediente Abierto para monitorear y aumentar la conciencia y comprensión
Rural violence is a persistent, endemic, historical problem in Latin America (Kay, 2001), and Nicaragua has been no exception. The