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Are You My Teacher? The Gradual Return to School in LAC, a Time to Heal Deep Wounds and Urgently Recover Schooling and Learning

Emanuela Di Gropello, Ariel Fiszbein, Juan Diego Alonso ˙ Nov 30, 2021 ˙ PREAL Blog

Sol at the school gate keeping social distance before entering.

School reopening is a much-awaited stage across the region and gives way to new challenges, schooling return, and learning recovery. World Bank Group’s Acting Now report noted the impacts of LAC’s education systems closed.Read more +

Intertwining Afflictions: Corruption and Covid-19 in Latin America

Casey Wetherbee ˙ Oct 16, 2020 ˙ Voces

A man with a mask sits in his house in Mexico behind barred windows

As governments and regional organizations muster a plan for post-pandemic economic recovery, addressing corruption must be at the forefront of any response — now more than ever.Read more +

Pandemic and Price Collapse: Impacts for Energy in Latin America

Lisa Viscidi, Nate Graham ˙ Mar 27, 2020 ˙ Voces

latin america energy coronavirus oil price war

The perfect storm of the plummeting oil price and the Covid-19 pandemic could have dire consequences for oil-dependent Latin American economies, lead to a reduction in upstream investment, and damage the prospects for renewable energy projects.Read more +

China’s Social Credit System: Implications for Latin American Companies

Margaret Myers, Guillermo Garcia Montenegro ˙ Oct 30, 2019 ˙ Asia & Latin America

Full application of China's Social Credit System in 2020 will make it exceedingly difficult and costly for Latin American businesses to comply with Chinese regulations. Read more +

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Are You My Teacher? The Gradual Return to School in LAC, a Time to Heal Deep Wounds and Urgently Recover Schooling and Learning

Intertwining Afflictions: Corruption and Covid-19 in Latin America

Pandemic and Price Collapse: Impacts for Energy in Latin America

China’s Social Credit System: Implications for Latin American Companies