The dramatic growth in trade and investment relations between China and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) has not yet translated into a significant expansion of Beijing’s influence over the region’s media and civil society. ...
Nearly half of the Latin American sovereign ratings are on Negative Outlook, which indicates that there is significant scope for downward rating actions in 2021. Nine sovereigns are on Negative Outlook compared with seven at ...
The U.S.-Latin America Agenda A new year, a new U.S. President and lots of questions for Latin America: How will Biden react to the next wave of populist rulers? Will Cuba and Nicaragua be an ...
Latin American countries surveyed are dissatisfied with the quality of their physical infrastructure (road, rail and air, energy, water, broadband, and other communications). They feel that their governments are not doing enough to meet infrastructure ...
Stopping temporary export restrictions becoming permanent should be a major task for the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) new Director General, said Liam Fox, former Minister of Defense and the UK’s candidate for this international position. ...
Latin Trade presents the Top Law Schools in Latin America for 2020. The ranking lists 23 schools from across the continent by academic reputation, number of citations for published papers, h-index citations and employer reputation. ...
China was hit first by the Pandemic, but it also exited first. Its economy is giving some signs of recovery but it is still too early to assess the speed and shape of such recovery. ...
“Afortunadamente nuestra empresa puede virar rápidamente hacia donde va la demanda. No así otras”, dijo Germán Montoya, cofundador de Rokk3r, un grupo basado en Miami, dedicado a crear y a invertir en empresas en el ...
Latin America will face an unprecedented fall in remittances this year, according to a World Bank report launched today. The expected 19.3% reduction will be greater than the 12.3% drop during the global financial crisis ...
“We came to stay 100 years and to consolidate our Latin American investments.” Juan Villalonga, July 1998. Former Chairman and CEO, Telefónica As José María Alvarez-Pallete, chairman and CEO of Telefónica, was receiving his ...
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