The Carter Center invites you to peruse recent reports and articles below on Latin America and the Caribbean.
On May 31-June 1, 2019, The Carter Center hosted the sixth annual conference of the International Consortium for China Studies, titled “The Rise of China and Its Impact on Developing Countries.” For the conference, The Carter Center commissioned three white papers to analyze the impact of China’s increasing presence in Latin America and the Caribbean within the framework of the global competition between China and the U.S., as well as the implications of Chinese approach to development for the region. Each paper presents a different perspective on these topics.
Historically, women have been poorly represented in Latin American politics. Women's absence from democratic institutions and from the processes of making decisions and shaping and implementing public policy underscores the shortcomings of the region’s political systems. In this report, Dr. Flavia Freidenberg looks at women’s political participation in Honduras.
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