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Bereket Haregot, Chevron's vice president for Latin America Global Marketing, on his favorite hotels, restaurants and airports in the region. To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business Intelligence Subscription. ...
Norman Anderson, president and CEO of CG/LA Infrastructure, on his favorite hotels, restaurants and airports in the region. To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business Intelligence Subscription.
Will Roco Ki help build the Dominican Republic into the next Mexican Riviera? Prominent designer Richard Knorr thinks so. BY JOACHIM BAMRUD When Richard Knorr is not busy designing top-notch retail malls or office buildings in ...
Chile and Brazil are the most attractive in Latin America for private infrastructure investment, while the Dominican Republic and Bolivia are the worst. To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business ...
The Dominican economy, the fastest-growing in Latin America, is expected to benefit strongly from CAFTA. BY CHRONICLE STAFF From tourism and real estate to textile manufacturing and mining, foreign investors are bullish on the outlook for ...
Trade and business grows in CAFTA. But so will the number of disputes, experts warn. BY CHRONICLE STAFFIn Guatemala, U.S.-based Railroad Development Corporation is preparing a suit against the government for damages caused by what it ...
The Dominican real estate sector - already highly competitive - heats up with Donald Trump entering the fray.BY CHRONICLE STAFFOscar de la Renta and Julio Iglesias, move over. Here comes Donald Trump. The U.S. real ...
BY CHRONICLE STAFF Despite the apparent rise of Hugo Chavez and the lack of a Free Trade Area of the Americas, the U.S. economic impact in Latin America has never been stronger. Trade with the region set a new ...
Blackouts continue in the Dominican Republic thanks to massive fraud and theft. BY CHRONICLE STAFF Last week, US-based Trust Company of the West (TCW) announced it was suing the Dominican government for $680 million due to ...
US baby boomers and European investors are helping spur the market. But growth and prices are slowing down. To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business Intelligence Subscription.
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