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Latin America and the Caribbean enter 2023 with preexisting challenges worsened by a global growth slowdown, tightened international financial conditions, and a contentious geopolitical landscape. Democracy continues to be threatened across the region due to increased polarization and weakened institutions, exemplified by the January 8 attacks on Brazilian democratic institutions. Elections in Argentina, Paraguay, and […]

Region’s central banks were quick off the mark to act after recent experience in tackling rising prices

The Fed's interest rate hikes have fueled market turmoil by boosting the value of the dollar and feeding higher borrowing costs.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has learned to accept that fighting inflation comes with collateral damage. At this point, it also means unleashing hell on the global economy.

Latin America and the Caribbean raised their voices to be seen as an opportunity and a relevant actor to contribute solutions to global problems that do not wait, such as climate change, inequality, poverty, and economic growth, among others, through the space offered by CAF - Development Bank of Latin America, in the event "Many voices, one region: Latin America and the Caribbean working together on the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development".