Latin America and Caribbean

GCAP Latin America and the Caribbean prepares a regional meeting with representatives from national and regional networks of other countries to discuss and plan the future work in the region in March 2019. At this moment there are 6 active national coalitions in the region.

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EcuadorDominican RepublicParaguayNicaraguaEl SalvadorArgentina

Coalitions in Latin America and Caribbean

News from Latin America and Caribbean

GCAP expresses solidarity with civil society in Peru

Peru is facing a challenging historic moment. President Martin Vizcarra has dissolved the Parliament and called elections, using his constitutional powers following Parliament losing two votes of confidence in his…
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Report on the participation of FOCO / INPADE and GCAP LAC in the Forum of the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean on Sustainable Development of ECLAC, on the processes of the region in the implementation of AGENDA 2030

Photo: Marita Gonzalez CGT, Agustina Carpio FOCO/GCAP, Alicia Bárcena CEPAL, &  Andrés Larigoistia CTA  Brief review of the PAMPA 2030 report Argentinian Platform for the Follow-up of the 2030 Agenda…
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Joint C20 policy brief: Fair Transitions in the Future of Work

GCAP Argentina / FOCO and several other organizations from the region met on 30 October 2018 at a multi-stakeholder round table within the framework of Civil 20 (C20), that also…
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Nobel Peace Prize

The 2017 Nobel Prize has been awarded to Juan Manuel Santos. For GCAP this is a relevant choice. We consider commitment for peace and justice as fundamental and inseparable. Fighting…
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Voices of the Marginalised

Dear GCAP friends and activists, Reflections and analysis from the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) enable us to learn what effect that the policies designed to achieve the MDGs had on…
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El Salvador: Climate Action

As activists prepare for one of the largest climate days in history - some 250,000 people are expected to march in New York on Sunday 21 September - a broad…
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