Security, elections and an uncertain future for Haiti
The security situation in Haiti is likely to continue affecting the population of the Caribbean country and threaten its elections, writes Elin Roberts, Latin America analyst at Janes
The Trump administration appears poised to decertify Colombia as an ally in the fight against drugs—a move that would place Bogotá and President Gustavo Petro squarely in Washington’s crosshairs, writes Theodore Kahn, Director of Control Risks’ political, operational and security risk analysis and forecasting team, in Bogotá, Colombia...
Ecuador boasts a stable democracy, growing economy and world-class investment opportunities yet risks remain for foreign investors...
The US designation of several Mexican organised criminal groups as Foreign Terrorist Organizations in January 2025 has altered the legal, reputational, and financial risk landscape for companies doing business with Mexico, writes Camila de la Parra, Analyst at Control Risks, the strategic intelligence and security firm...
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Brazil has quietly built one of the world’s most advanced ecosystems for alternative financial services, writes Lee Holmes, CEO, INFINOX...
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The Frente Patria Kirchnerista coalition defeated President Javier Milei’s La Libertad Avanza coalition, writes Thierry Larose, portfolio manager at Vontobel...
The UK-Chile bilateral relationship is one of the strongest in the region; Ambassador De Sousa explains why UK plc could be doing so much more in the country...
Argentina’s economic recovery is attracting international investors – the UK Embassy in Argentina is ready to help
The head of the country's banking association (ABIF) explains how Chile's financial sector has overcome weak economic growth, bad policies and political unrest...
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Despite tailwinds, such as the Trump tariffs and strong mining supply coming online, longer-term trends should see the red metal perform strongly by 2030...
Massive price moves for key energy transition metals, such as copper, nickel, lithium and tin, draws investors to Latin America...
The region is the world’s one-stop shop, boasting the raw materials required for the energy transition and key foodstuffs to cater for growing populations...
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