NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL

Review

Focus On Latin America

2 Shared horizons: New Zealand–Latin America connections

Priscila Pilatowsky Goñi provides an overview of a relationship that has deep roots and strong prospects for the future.

6 New Zealand–Mexico diplomacy insights

Priscila Pilatowsky Goñi interviews Alfredo Pérez Bravo, Mexico’s ambassador to New Zealand.

10 Cuban foreign policy and New Zealand relations

Edgardo Valdés López examines Cuba’s foreign policy challenges since the 1959 Revolution, highlighting its successes in health diplomacy, international forums and efforts to overcome the US blockade.

13 Cultural diplomacy between New Zealand and Latin America

Lee Davidson examines the cultural diplomacy between New Zealand and Latin America, using a Mexican case study of museum and state collaboration in international exhibitions.

18 Cuba, New Zealand and doctors for the Pacific

Sharon McLennan highlights Cuba’s longstanding commitment to medical co-operation globally, particularly in the Pacific, and explores New Zealand’s involvement and contributions.

22 Presenting the Latin American option

Matthew O’Meagher discusses the history of the Latin America CAPE and what it reveals about recent New Zealand–Latin American relations.

26 Peter Fraser: towards a proper evaluation

Ken Ross reviews Sir Alister McIntosh’s efforts to write a definitive biography of New Zealand’s greatest statesman.

30 BOOKS

Sherine Tadros: Taking Sides: a memoir about love, war, and changing the world (James Kember).

31 OBITUARY

Kenneth John Aldred OBE (Ian McGibbon).

32 INSTITUTE NOTES

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Corresponding Editor: STEPHEN HOADLEY (Auckland)

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