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
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Ecuador bounces back in 2025 but will it be enough to entice international investors?
Ecuador boasts a stable democracy, growing economy and world-class investment opportunities yet risks remain for foreign investors...
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How the US terrorist designation of Mexican cartels is reshaping the risk landscape for business
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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Flying the flag for Mexican fintech reform
Digital finance can drive economic transformation, enhance financial inclusion and foster international collaboration, writes Canning House...
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Mendoza emerges as a strategic logistics hub for the Southern Cone
The province of Mendoza is becoming a key logistics hub in the Southern Cone, thanks to its geostrategic location along South America’s main bi-oceanic corridor connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, writes Elizabeth Lopez, director at Mendoza Mining Legal Solutions…
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Building business bridges between the UK and Mexico
Both the UK's accession to the CPTPP and the implementation of the proposed UK-Mexico FTA will boost these efforts, encouraging closer commercial relations between the two nations, says Canning House...
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Can RIGI help Argentina’s mining sector compete with Chile and Peru?
The Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI) could finally help Argentina achieve its mining potential, writes Elizabeth Lopez, director at Mendoza Mining Legal Solutions…
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Is Trump copying the worst Latin American autocrats?
Executive orders, clashes with judges, cronyism, states of emergency and the undermining of institutions are all classic traits of Latin American autocrats yet Trump is deploying all of them, writes William Lee, Director of business intelligence consultancy, SecureValue…
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Ecuador bets on infrastructure to drive economic growth in 2025
In recent years Ecuador has made crucial strides to become Latin America’s newest investment hub. In 2025, the country is betting on infrastructure, writes Adrian Ganic, Reporter at the Danish Development Research Network (DDRN).
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How will a shifting economic and regulatory landscape affect growth in South America in 2025?
Henrietta Worthington, Solicitor at Vedder Price, explores the region's growth prospects in the year ahead...
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