Latin American Economy & Business
Economy & Business - February 2024
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- Milei’s very short honeymoon in Argentina
ANDEAN COUNTRIES
- ECUADOR: Noboa reconsiders green pledges
- VENEZUELA: The stop-and-go of sanctions and reforms
- COLOMBIA: Bogotá unplugged with help of Beijing
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
BRAZIL & SOUTHERN CONE
- CHILE: Partial victory for Boric on pensions bill
- BRAZIL: Lukewarm applause for Lula’s industry plan
- BRAZIL: Gol forced into Chapter 11 after ongoing struggle
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
- NICARAGUA: Government steps in after key coffee buyer declares bankruptcy
- COSTA RICA: Medical devices drive strong increase in value of exports
- SURINAME: Debt restructuring nearly completed
- REGION: Mosquitoes recruited for anti-dengue sting
- REGION: Mixed reaction to Icon of the Seas
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
MEXICO & USMCA
- MEXICO: Business sector worried over reform package
- MEXICO: Energy policies in election year focus
- MEXICO: FDI flows on the rise
- MEXICO: Tren Maya goes full steam ahead
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
It was too good to be true.
Economy & Business - January 2024
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- El Salvador’s economic outlook improving as Bukele poised for re-election
ANDEAN COUNTRIES
- ECUADOR: Early win for Noboa as congress approves crucial tax reform
- COLOMBIA: Petro fights back with high-risk health push
- VENEZUELA: Oil majors are back in town (for now)
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
BRAZIL & SOUTHERN CONE
- BRAZIL: Steady slog toward investment grade
- ARGENTINA: Milei fix faces growing challenges
- CHILE: Light at the end of the tunnel?
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
- GUATEMALA: Regional court ruling will affect outlook for miners
- CUBA: Government rejects claims of economic “neoliberalism”
- JAMAICA: Debt burden slashed
- REGION: New focus on plastic waste
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
MEXICO & USMCA
- MEXICO: Growth set to help Morena win elections
- MEXICO: Chinese electric vehicle investments trigger US worries
- MEXICO: Poverty levels drop under López Obrador
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
Nayib Bukele is expected to easily win a controversial second presidential term in El Salvador’s February election and the country’s economic prospects have improved slightly, although his policies could spell trouble in the future.