|   By Santiago Gutierrez   | Horacio Cartes Jara, the president of Paraguay, has an agenda chock-full of meetings, as he does every day, and he runs through them, one after the other, with a ...

|   By Santiago Gutiérrez   | Mexico’s energy reform could easily be the most important transformation the country has achieved since the signing of the NAFTA agreement 20 years ago. The spectacular fall in ...

|   By Santiago Gutiérrez   | The credit rating on Ultrapar Participações’ debt now stands one notch above Brazilian government bonds. Having a better rating than its own country’s sovereign debt is an exceptional ...

|   By Santiago Gutiérrez   | In the 1980s Alberto Baillères González transformed a group of 15 companies, including beer and beverage producers, into a gigantic mining and retail conglomerate. Today Grupo Bal controls ...

|   By Santiago Gutiérrez   | How do you define your leadership style? “I think I am participative, but I would like to be more so, to take more time to listen.” It’s not ...

|   By Alejandro González   | How do you describe your leadership style? “I have had the good fortune of having excellent bosses, peers and colleagues who always have been an enormous source of ...

|   By Alex Emery   | It was 1968 and the Peruvian armed forces had just toppled democratically elected President Fernando Belaúnde Terry in a coup d’état. Over the next 12 years, the military ...

|   By Santiago Gutiérrez   | How do you describe your leadership style? The role of a leader is to create the conditions that allow your team to leverage its potential, so I prioritize ...

|   By David Ramírez   | His career has spanned key positions in multilateral institutions like the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). He has worked in ...