LOADING

Type to search

Cover of Latin Trade Magazine. Click to view the current issue of the magazine.
Latin Trade Magazine

Business News from Latin America

CEAL, Featured Headline, In Depth, Ingo Ploger, Logistics, Shipping & Ports
Nearshoring and safeshoring: transforming global supply chains – A column by Ingo Plöger
Maria Julia Lanza April 25, 2022

Nearshoring, as an adjective for the new orientation of the location of strategic positions, seeks to reduce the risk of global shortages, bringing the strategic industries of the Global Supply Chain (GSC) “closer” 1). The ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility313 Views*
Chile, Featured Headline, In Depth, John Price, Peru, Politics
Latin American voters are not leftist; they are angry
Maria Julia Lanza April 6, 2022

Recent leftist victories in Peru and Chile elections have prompted the narrative that Latin America is suffering a socialist tidal wave. Such analysis is too simplistic in its construct, often originating from US media and Washington ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility570 Views*
CEAL, Featured Headline, In Depth, Ingo Ploger, Politics
The new geopolitics and geoeconomics in Latin America – A column by Ingo Plöger
Maria Julia Lanza March 29, 2022

If the pandemic had already shifted the priorities of world geopolitics, the war in Ukraine has put the world back to warlike geopolitics. Neighboring Europe reinstates a cold war and post-World War II mindset in ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility566 Views*
Biographies, Education, Events, In The News
Smith’s unique Executive MBA helped this HR professional develop a global perspective
Maria Julia Lanza March 10, 2022

For Luis Enrique Hong Cruz, working as a human resources professional, helping people improve their skills and experience is a powerful tool for company growth and performance. It’s an insight he gained while completing his ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility503 Views*
Energy, Featured Headline, Guyana, In Depth, Jerry Haar, Opinion
What Role Do Renewables Have a Role in Guyana’s Energy Landscape?
Maria Julia Lanza February 24, 2022

There is no doubt that Guyana is poised to become the Saudi Arabia of South America. As reported in OilNow late last year, ExxonMobil—the largest oil company operating in Guyana—announced that since 2015 the firm ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility592 Views*
Alicia García Herrero, Bruegel, Automotive, Featured Headline, In Depth, Opinion, Uncategorized
In the electric vehicle race, China coming first
Maria Julia Lanza February 15, 2022

As the green transition takes off globally, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) has become a fundamental part of this strategy because cars are an important source of carbon emissions (about 12% globally), although not ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility401 Views*
Featured Headline, In Depth, Jerry Haar, Opinion
Latin America’s Startup Juggernaut
Maria Julia Lanza February 11, 2022

Regardless of sector and industry, size of firm, nationality, age of enterprise and capitalization, COVID-19 has been an equal opportunity destroyer. Businesses have downsized or closed altogether; employees have been dismissed, furloughed or seen their ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility497 Views*
CEAL, Featured Headline, In Depth, Ingo Ploger
Misguided prospects: Why do we make more mistakes in predictions? – By Ingo Plöger
Maria Julia Lanza February 7, 2022

As if it had not already been difficult to make predictions before the pandemic, it seems that post-pandemic prospects are much worse. It is not a very common habit for those who make future projections ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility683 Views*
CEAL, Chile, Featured Headline, Honduras, In Depth, Ingo Plöger, Peru
For whom the bells toll: the new social model – A column by Ingo Plöger
Maria Julia Lanza January 4, 2022

We came out of the pandemic richer, poorer, more digitized, and less globalized. Inequality becomes evident not based on who you are, but where you are. The richest regions have received vaccines while the poorest ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility1060 Views*
Cynthia J. Arnson, Woodrow Wilson Center, Featured Headline, In Depth, Opinion
The “Lingering Effects” and Political Impacts of COVID-19 in Latin America: Cynthia J. Arnson
Maria Julia Lanza December 22, 2021

The economic devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean continued into its second grinding year, wreaking havoc on lives and livelihoods and roiling politics throughout the hemisphere.  If, according to the ...

chat_bubble0 Comment visibility975 Views*

Newsletter

Contact Us

CEO
Santiago Gutierrez
[email protected]

 

Marketing & Sales
Vice-President
Carolina Itzaina
[email protected]

 

Subscriptions   
Claudia Banegas
[email protected]

Copyright © 2022 Latin Trade
Scroll to top of page
Begin Zoho Tracking Code for Analytics