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All items tagged EU-Latin America RelationsOpen Think Tank ArticlesDecember 22, 2011 | Europe and Latin America: A Strategic PartnershipEditorial Team: We currently focus on how to step up bi-regional economic integration between the EU and the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Our goal is to improve the effectiveness of the EU-LAC “Strategic Partnership” looking forward to the 2012 Summit in Santiago. ... MoreDecember 22, 2011 | An EU-LAC Strategic Partnership? It Takes Two to Tango!Susanne Gratius: The EU is the leading investor in Latin America and the second trading partner, but despite great efforts, the EU is losing the race against China in the region. The next EU-LAC Summit in 2012 in Santiago de Chile should be a great opportunity to put this strategic partnership back on the right track. ... MoreDecember 22, 2011 | Taking the Leap into Latin AmericaCornelia Sonnenberg: Despite tremendous investment opportunities in Latin America, the EU is being relegated to third place after the US and China. To avoid ending up there permanently, Europe’s small and medium-sized enterprises must play a big role in the exchange of experiences, transfers of technology and know-how between both regions. ... MoreDecember 21, 2011 | Rekindling the EU-Latin America PartnershipCarlos Malamud: While the EU deals with its economic crisis and the consequences of enlargement, Latin America continues to speak with a dissonant voice as populist movements fragment the region. Picking up the pieces of an old initiative, the EU-LAC Summits, could go a long way toward getting them both back on track. ... MoreDecember 20, 2011 | China and the EU: Finding "El Dorado" TogetherJiang Shixue: China can support the Strategic Partnership between Europe and Latin America, creating a trilateral relationship through a joint investment fund which would provide needed capital to Europe and support China’s “going global” strategy. But for such a triangulation to be successful, the EU must overcome its fear of China. ... MoreDecember 16, 2011 | The Key is LiberalizationGaspar Frontini: Protectionism remains one of the major threats to global growth. The EU aims to eliminate this hazardous risk and regulatory barriers through free trade agreements and more liberalization. A combination of bilateral and regional trade agreements is the best approach to implementing increased liberalization and reaping its rewards. ... MoreDecember 15, 2011 | Rediscovering the Americas: An Innovative 21st Century AllianceRaúl Rivera: Latin American countries are an ideal “pilot region” to research and test innovative solutions to emerging world challenges. The keyword for a new trans-Atlantic alliance should be innovation; namely, to increase the stock of knowledge, to devise new applications, to design new products and to develop new technology. ... MoreDecember 15, 2011 | Learning from One AnotherHans-Hartwig Blomeier: Latin America has experienced a historic economic boom, but numerous social and institutional problems still hamper the region. In contrast, the more democratically advanced EU is facing a historic economic crisis. Working together, both regions can advance each others’ interests and develop a genuine partnership. ... MoreCommentsDecember 27, 2011 | One essential tool of a ``genuine cooperation...December 21, 2011 | As Mr Malamud points out, the next EU-LAC...July 31, 2010 | I think this article makes a good point in... |
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