The June 2022 issue of South Latitude Conjuncture (Conjuntura Latitude Sul), the monthly report from the Latitude Sul research platform, is available. The platform is an association between IESP-UERJ researchers from the Nucleus for Studies Actors and Foreign Policy Agendas (Neaape), the South American Political Observatory (OPSA) and the Laboratory of World Political Analysis (Labmundo) with the International Relations and the Global South Research Group (Grisul), at UNIRIO.
This publication contains the coverage of events from international politics related to the platform’s research theme. In this issue, among other articles, read about:
▪️ Conservative sectors advance to prevent and criminalize legal abortion in Brazil
▪️ Alberto Fernández articulates Argentina’s entry into BRICS during the G7 Summit
▪️ Uruguayan government’s decision on football team impacts on domestic politics
▪️ Paraguay notified by iranian embassy about flight investigation
▪️Bolivia’s former president Jeanine Áñez is convicted to ten years of prison
▪️ Colombia elects left-wing government for the first time
▪️ Guatemala joins list of countries with serious violations of Human Rights
▪️ Indian politicians’ comments about Mohammed generate diplomatic turmoil in Asia
▪️ Rise of anti-LGBTQIA+ agenda in Gana mobilizes activists and organizations during Pride Month
