"El coronavirus crea un ambiente propicio para la corrupción", dijo el jefe del grupo de trabajo de anticorrupción de AS/COA.
"We have to find a way to stop the unfairness in the system," said the former U.S. treasury under secretary for international affairs at COA's 2020 Washington Conference on the Americas virtual series.
We need to go beyond only talking about race after a big event like George Floyd to having in-depth conversations about how race applies to a variety of topics, said Fundação Getúlio Vargas Law School’s Thiago Amparo.
What has been the impact of COVID-19 on Peru's anti-corruption movement? How can the country turn recent progress into reality within its judicial system? Watch experts discuss.
The secretary spoke about the importance of private business to deepen ties, promote freedom, and diffuse the influence of the Chinese in Latin America.
What's the state of Brazil's anti-corruption movement? AS/COA and Control Risks spoke with experts through the lens of the 2020 Capacity to Combat Corruption Index.
WHN hosted INCAE Professor Dr. Susan Clancy, who presented data on the changes in female representation in leadership across the private and public sectors, focusing on Latin America.
Expertos imersos en los sectores culturales de Argentina, Chile, México y el Perú hablan de las repercusiones para las artes y actividades culturales bajo
Guzmán discussed the Alberto Fernández administration’s plans to renegotiate its debt, a new program with the IMF, redefining rules for the energy sector around sustainability, and reaching fiscal equilibrium by 2023.
The secretary general of the OECD spoke with AS/COA's Susan Segal about how Latin America's private sector can lead during COVID-19.
