Scenarios about 'latin american development'
The economic, social, and political evolution of nations in Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. Latin American development has been shaped by colonial legacies, resource extraction economies, political instability, and complex relationships with global powers, particularly the United States. In alternate history scenarios, different paths of industrialization, political reform, or international relations could dramatically alter the region's prosperity, sovereignty, and global influence.
What If Mexico City Addressed Water Scarcity Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Mexico City implemented comprehensive water management solutions in the 1950s, potentially avoiding its current severe water crisis and transforming urban development across Latin America.
What If Monterrey Developed Different Industrial Policies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Monterrey, Mexico's industrial powerhouse, pursued alternative development strategies, potentially reshaping Mexico's economic trajectory and North American industrial dynamics.