Eurasia Group’s Top Risks for 2020: Latin American Discontent

The video discusses the political and economic risks in Latin America, focusing on the fragile confidence of elites and the unrest driven by the middle class. It highlights the generational changes and demands for better governance. Chile's political dynamics and the potential impact of a new constitution are examined, along with Brazil's growth prospects and the alignment of its leadership with public demands.

What is the primary cause of unrest among the middle class in Latin America?

• Rapid technological advancements

• Economic frustrations and government inefficiencies

• Cultural differences

• Increased foreign investments

What is a significant factor contributing to the political situation in Chile?

• A stable economic environment

• Increased foreign aid

• The introduction of a new constitution

• A decline in tourism

What is a potential risk associated with Chile's new constitution?

• It may lead to increased foreign investment

• It might not satisfy the voters' demands

• It could result in a tourism boom

• It may strengthen the current government

Which country in Latin America is seen as having more growth potential in 2020?

• Argentina

• Colombia

• Brazil

• Peru

What distinguishes Brazil's political situation from other countries in the region?

• Increased foreign aid

• Alignment with the demand for change

• A stable economic environment

• A lack of political change