Staff at human rights office pushed former high commissioner to release findings despite resistance from Beijing
Michelle Bachelet’s Uyghur human rights investigation has been stymied by Beijing and expediency
This is bad for men, for women and for investors of both sexes
Pinochet’s reforms created a class of citizens with precarious access to public services
Concerns raised that nuclear negotiations could overshadow human rights
President-elect will struggle to roll back social reforms and implement tax cuts
Billionaire ex-leader joins Argentina’s Macri as another businessman-turned-president
Candidates battle for radical voters in surprisingly close race
Anger over inequality turns Frente Amplio into country’s third-largest political force
Return of former airline magnate would mark latest shift to the right in the region
The emergence of a new Latin American middle class has brought fresh demands
Billionaire pledges to amend controls placed on labour protection and mine permits
Country swings to the right as Latin American ‘pink tide’ recedes
Departure of Rodrigo Valdés lifts investor hopes of Bachelet election defeat
Agents given jail terms for death of dissidents hurled from helicopter into Pacific
Anger over social inequality simmers in a country long viewed as well managed
Gathering of leaders marks decisive shift back towards economic orthodoxy
Despite talk of ‘convergence with diversity’, Pacific Alliance and Mercosur take different paths
Fear of reforms is holding back investment despite economic strength
Finance chief Rodrigo Valdés recognises that agenda was overly ambitious
Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Peru are more liberal, and open for business
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