The LatAm Outlook - trade and economy in 2025
Canning House’s comprehensive analysis and projections for Latin America in the coming year…
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Venezuela’s political crisis reaches Washington and Madrid
The impact of Venezuela’s problems are felt well beyond the borders of the failed state, writes William Lee, Director of business intelligence consultancy, SecureValue…
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Unlocking investment opportunities in Argentine mining
A special report from Canning House and London Politica investigates how UK investment could help Argentine mining fuel the energy transition…
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Could Uruguay become the Southern Cone business hub?
SPONSORED CONTENT: With its strategic location and strong economic foundation, Uruguay is increasingly becoming a top choice for international investors looking for stability, transparency, and sustainability, writes Dr. Sebastián Risso Clerc, Executive Director, Uruguay XXI...
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Can Latin America’s fintech revolution help defeat corruption?
William Lee, Director at Business Risk Consultancy, SecureValue, investigates the unexpected benefits of Latin America’s booming tech scene…
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How is climate change impacting business and politics in Brazil?
Climate change poses operational risks and political challenges for businesses in Brazil, writes Lucas Zupolini, ESG Consultant at Control Risks in São Paulo...
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Noboa popular with investors and voters but challenges remain
Ecuador’s new president, Daniel Noboa, has got off to a quick start, yet the real challenges lie ahead...
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British banks are back in Latin America
Crown Agents Bank's growing business in Latin America, shows that UK financial institutions still have plenty to offer the region, writes Mauricio Munguia, Regional Banker at CAB...
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The growing impact of global geopolitics on Latin America
Global sanctions enforcement and the proliferation of export controls pose spillover risks in Latin America, says Theodore Kahn, Director of Control Risks’ political, operational and security risk analysis and forecasting team…
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Will Honduran ex-President’s guilty verdict undermine Latin America’s relations with the US?
China’s rise gives Latin American leaders more geopolitical options but forces the US to tread more carefully in its ‘backyard’, writes William Lee, Director at business intelligence consultancy, SecureValue…
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