The document discusses the concepts of the Global North and Global South. It provides context that the Global South originally referred to economically struggling countries, many located in Asia and Africa, but now can refer more broadly to developing countries in the southern hemisphere. It then focuses on Latin America as a region that can be considered part of the Global South due to shared colonial history under Portugal and Spain. The document outlines some key economic organizations and conditions in Latin America, including the Pacific Alliance and Mercosur trade blocs and their goals of facilitating regional integration and development.

1. GLOBAL
DIVIDES
THE GLOBAL
NORTH AND
GLOBAL
SOUTH

5. Deliver 10- minute presentations
on the contemporary foreign and
economic policies of their respective
countries.
• South America – Group 1
• Argentina- Group 1
• Bolivia Group 1
• Brazil Group 2
• Chile- Group 2
• Colombia Group 2
• Ecuador Group 3
• French Guiana (département of France)- Group 3
• Guyana Group 3
• Paraguay Group 4
• Peru Group 4
• Suriname Group 4
• Uruguay Group 5
• Venezuela Group 5
• Caribbean Group 5

6. THE
GLOBAL
SOUTH

7. Literatures in the Globalization
GLOBAL SOUTH- USED TO PERTAIN TO COUNTRIES THAT
ARE ECONOMICALLY STRUGGLING
- may refer to the countries that are geographically in the
southern hemisphere or to countries that are developing.
MOST COUNTRIES ARE IN ASIA AND AFRICA
PHILIPPINES, MALAYSIA, HAITI LEBANON, CHAD, BRAZIL

8. The Global South, therefore, continues to be imagined and
re- imagined by those who dominate it even as movement
from below reshape these constructions through
resistance- Lisandro Claudio, Locating the global south

11. WELCOME TO THE LATIN AMERICA
A 10 MINUTE
DISCUSSION BY
GROUP

12. THE RISE OF THE GLOBAL SOUTH:
LATIN AMERICA EXPERINCE
•LATIN AMERICA CAN BE GEOGRAPHICALLY AS A
GROUP COUNTRIES IN SOUTH AMERICA WHICH
SHARE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE, THESE
SOCIOCULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS ARE LINKED
WITH THEIR COMMON COLONIZERS
•PORTUGAL AND SPAIN

13. COUNTRY CAPITAL LAND AREA
BRAZIL BRASILIA 8’515,767
MEXICO MEXICO CITY 1,972,550
COLOMBIA BOGOTA 1,141,748
ARGENTINA BUENOS
AIRES
2,780,400
PERU LIMA 1,285,216

14. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN THE LATIN
AMERICAS
TWO MAJOR TRADE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE LATIN AMERICAS,
ALIANZA DE PACIFICO MERCOSUR
ALSO PACIFIC ALLIANCE
FOUNDERS: CHILE, COLOMBIA, MEXICO AND PERU
NATURE: INCLUSIVE INTEGRATION PROCESS
NATURE: INCLUSIVE INTEGRATION PROCESS
GOAL: PARTICIPATORY INTEGRATION FOR FREE MOBILITY
TRADE, INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT” PLATFORM OF POLITICA ARTICULATION,
ECONOMIC AND COMMERCIAL INTEGRATION AND
PROJECTION TO THE WORLD, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE
ASIA PACIFIC REGION.
ALSO THE SOUTHERN COMMON MARKET
FOUNDERS: ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, PARAGUAY AND
URUGUAY
SUBSEQUENT MEMBERS: VANEZUELA AND BOLIVIA
NATURE: REGIONAL INTEGRATION PROCESS
GOAL: COMMON SPACE FOR BUSINESS GENERATION
AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH
COMPETITIVE INTEGRATION OF NATIONAL ECONOMIES
INTO THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET

15. 14.HONDURAS
15.PARAGUAY
16.EL SALVADOR
17.NICARAGUA
18.COSTA RICA
19.PANAMA
20.PUERTO RICO
21.URUGUAY
22.GUADELOUPE
23.MARTINIQUE
24.FRENCH GUIANA
25.SAINT MARTIN
1.BRAZIL
2.MEXICO
3.COLOMBIA
4.ARGENTINA
5.PERU
6.VENEZUELA
7.CHILE
8.GUATEMALA
9.ECUADOR
10.CUBA
11.BOLIVIA
12.HAITI
13.DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
CAPITAL POPULATION CURRENT
PRESIDENT
GDP