More Mexico jobs will not necessarily mean good jobs

Employment levels in Mexico appear to have recovered to pre-pandemic levels, but job quality will remain poor

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Latin American leftward shifts relate to local drivers

The suggestion that the region is going to see a second 'pink tide' based on recent elections is overblown

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Political and economic crises have triggered a brain drain across all parts of society

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The pandemic's impact on the region's human development will prove greater than that of the 2008-09 financial crisis

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Recent elections have reaffirmed the status of the presidential front runner and delivered a split Congress

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The timing of a father-to-son handover was unexpected but the process was wholly predictable

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Bolivia made solid progress in addressing inequality between 2002 and 2020, but hit difficulties with the pandemic

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The pandemic has had a severe impact on education, with some pupils having lost out on years’ worth of schooling

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The UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean says poverty is still greater than before the pandemic

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Opinion polls show that voters are increasingly concerned about the economic and social outlook

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