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Europe and the reshaped global order / Policy Brief

The post-crisis rise of Latin America

21/01/2010 By Susanne Gratius

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Latin America has been affected but less hurt than other regions by the global financial crisis. Due to the upgrading of Brazil's status, access to the Chinese market and socio-economic reforms, some parts of Latin America no longer belong to the global periphery. These changes must be reflected in improved relations with the EU.

 

 

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Keywords

Economic crisis Latin America & Caribbean

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Bio author: Susanne Gratius

Latin America. Emerging powers. Brazil. Cuba. Venezuela. EU-Latin American relations.