Transparency Update: Anti-Corruption Measures in Brazil and Chile
This month, the presidents of two South American countries proposed new ways to uncover and punish corrupt officials.
Chilean President Faces More Challenges in Second Year
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Robert Kozak and Ryan Dube
“In part President Bachelet has been a victim of high expectations, having left office with a really high approval rating and a strong economy,” points out COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
AS/COA Report Suggests Roadmap for Pacific Alliance Energy Integration
Creating a ministerial-level working group, sharing best practices, and harmonizing regulations are among recommendations to gain energy-sector competitiveness.
An Energy Agenda for the Pacific Alliance
How can Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru work together to maximize their energy potential?
Harsher Prison Sentences Don't Curb Crime
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Jorge Kawas
The region's tough-on-crime policies have failed. It's time for serious penal and judicial reforms that address rehabilitation as well as punishment.
Electoral Reform: Chile to Implement Gender Quotas
On the verge of its ratification, learn what Chile’s first-ever gender quota law...
Lima 2014 Blog: Report Calls for Reducing Emissions, Increasing Renewables
In light of the need to shift from carbon-based fuels, Latin America could become an...