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Published on Monday, March 7, 2016 | Updated on Tuesday, March 8, 2016

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Geo-World: Conflict & Social Unrest February Update

The US and Russia agreed on a "cessation of hostilities" in Syria. Despite Russia temporarily reduced its air campaign's intensity, it has resumed it. ISIS expanded its regional influence despite some setbacks in Syria and Iraq. Russia continued its offensive in Ukraine. Tensions in Latin America eased and Europe remained calm. Tensions could escalate in Southeast Asia.

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Geo-world update _Feb 2016 English March 7, 2016
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Data (Excel)

World protest and conflict monthly indices (xlsx) English March 7, 2016
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Authors

Alvaro OrtizBBVA Research - Head of Analysis with Big Data
Tomasa RodrigoBBVA Research - Lead Economist

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