Latin America and Caribbean
GCAP Latin America and the Caribbean (GCAP LAC) is an alliance betwen GCAP and the regional network Latindadd – Red Latinoamericana por Justicia Económica y Social. Latindadd is active in 12 countries in Latin America and works mainly on public debt reform/restructuring, fights inequalities and calls for systematic economic, social and environmental reform. The overlapping political priorities have created the basis for great synergy between GCAP and Latindadd.
The first collaborative project between GCAP and Latindadd was the elaboration of National Inequality Studies in Peru, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua in March 2020. In 2021 a regional study on the impact of COVID-19 on SDGs was created based on national inputs, alongside People´s Assemblies in the 5 participating National Coalitions – Argentina, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Peru.
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Latin America and Caribbean
News from Latin America and Caribbean
Declaration – Latin America and the Caribbean Regional People’s Assembly 2022
Workshop on the Escazú Agreement in Latin America and the Caribbean
First COP and follow-up to the Ratification process
The Escazú Agreement for environmental sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean
Four years after the adoption of the Escazú Agreement: We call for its early accession
Progress and challenges – SDG implementation in Latin America and the Caribbean and the impact of COVID-19
The Escazú Agreement was ratified by Mexico and its entry into force is imminent
Global Week of Action for Debt Cancelation, October 10 – 17
Urge for entry into force of Eszazú Agreement
Statement GCAP LAC: COVID-19 pandemic deepens inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean
GCAP expresses solidarity with civil society in Peru
