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New research from the JPMorganChase Institute reveals a decade-long expansion in stock market investing and its impact on household wealth accumulation dynamics.

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Celebrating a decade of impact, the JPMorganChase Institute continues to provide data-driven insights to help leaders tackle economic challenges and drive growth.

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New research from the JPMorganChase Institute reveals that while most households have enough liquidity to handle moderate financial shocks, it's the alternative sources of liquidity—beyond cash savings—that play a crucial role.

The Wilson Center’s Latin America Program recently launched its Energy Transition Initiative in Santiago, Chile. This initiative seeks to highlight critical minerals and renewable energy investment opportunities in the Americas, improve the investment climate for these projects, and encourage greater support by the United States and multilateral development banks for efforts to expand the region’s role in clean energy supply chains in the Western Hemisphere. Watch this brief summary of the initiative’s launch:

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Ecuador, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, is a trailblazer in marine conservation and environmental protection. Last week, we hosted a conversation with President Guillermo Lasso and The Nature Conservancy's Paula Caballero to discuss his environmental legacy. Watch the full webcast of this discussion:

“We depend on [the ocean's] viability in order to be able to pass life on to future generations in a way that is sustainable,” said U.S. Department of State's Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry during a conversation hosted by The Wilson Center on Panama's goals for the 8th Our Ocean Conference. Watch the full webcast of this discussion.

Latin America has made strides in advancing LGBTQ+ rights, creating a safer environment for LGBTQ+ communities and travelers. From Uruguay's vibrant nightlife to Argentina's LGBTQ+ tango halls, in this Wilson Center Latin America Program explainer video, we explore the safest countries for LGBTQ+ tourists in the region.

Since his election in 2007, Daniel Ortega has gradually dismantled Nicaragua's democracy, silencing critics, censoring the news media and arresting opposition leaders. The international community has condemned the regime's abuses and the United States has imposed a range of sanctions. In this Wilson Center Latin America Program video explainer, we highlight the Ortega regime's assault on Nicaragua's democracy, the international community's response, and insights from experts including leading Nicaraguan journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro; former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet; former longtime Human Rights Watch Americas Director José Miguel Vivanco; and former President of Costa Rica Laura Chinchilla.

In this episode of the Wilson Center's Latin America Program's Plaza Central podcast, Juan Sebastián Chamorro, a Nicaraguan economist and opposition leader imprisoned by Daniel Ortega for 611 days, recounts his time in El Chipote prison, his sudden release and arrival in the United States, and the future of Nicaragua's opposition movement.

Promotional video for the launch of “Challenging Autocracy from the Front Lines,” featuring Leopoldo López and pro-democracy activists from around the world.

Fresh off an election victory, Paraguay's President Santiago Peña will join The Wilson Center's Ambassador Mark Green, Benjamin Gedan, and Iván Duque Márquez on Monday, October 23, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (ET), for a conversation about his economic, social, and foreign policy agenda.

Latin America has significantly increased the presence of women on the high court over the last decade, though female justices are still rare. Lately, however, the pattern is slowly changing, thanks to new strategies that recognize the value of gender diversity on the bench and attempt to develop female judicial talent at all levels of the judiciary and among prosecutors and public defenders. Join us on Thursday, October 26, 2023, from 10 am to 11 am (ET), for a discussion on the new generation of Latin American female jurists and their impacts on the rule of law in the region.