Will the new leftist leaders in Latin America change business conditions in their countries? Will China benefit from its ideological proximity to the region’s leaders? Will there be a substantial capital flight from the region? Answers from partners of Law firm Greenberg Traurig: Antonio Peña, Co-Chair of the Latin America Practice, and Yosbel A. Ibarra, Co-Managing Shareholder of Greenberg Traurig’s Miami office. Do you expect that a mostly leftist Latin America will change the conditions for business in their countries in a significant manner in the next four years? Changes are happening, but we hope – and, as of now, don’t expect – this latest trend to radically alter the way business is done in Latin America, which is a region […]
Will the new left drastically change business conditions in Latin America?
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