Bachelet Approval Rating at All-Time Low
A botched reform package, slowing economy and corruption scandal have all weakened Michelle Bachelet's presidency. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how the rest of her term could play out...
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Latin America Shouldn’t Fear the Fed in 2016
The Federal Reserve finally made its move and the impact will be felt across Latin America's major economies. LatAm INVESTOR investigates the consequences for investors...
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Macri Win Heralds New Dawn for Argentina
A surprise win for centre-right candidate Mauricio Macri has lifted market sentiment on Latin America's 4th-largest economy. LatAm INVESTOR investigates the impact...
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Pacific Alliance Looks Strong
The member countries of Latin America's newest trade bloc have proved resilient to the region's economic slowdown. LatAm INVESTOR takes a closer look at the Pacific Alliance...
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Don't Fear the IMF Forecast
The IMF predicts a Latin American recession in 2015 but the situation on the ground is more nuanced. LatAm INVESTOR investigates the impact for investors...
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Colombia Nears Peace Deal
The framework agreed betweeen the Colombian governemnt and Farc in Cuba could pave the way to an historic peace deal. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how it will play out...
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New Routes Bring LatAm Closer to the UK
Extra routes, new airlines and more passengers are boosting Latin America's aviation industry. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how the region's greater connectivity will impact investors...
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China's Woes Hit Latin America
China’s ‘Black Monday’ travelled quickly to Latin America. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how the Middle Kingdom’s slowdown is affecting the region...
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Brazil Crisis Grows
Brazil is beset by economic and political woes, which might just make it the perfect time to invest in the country. LatAm INVESTOR investigates...
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Latin America's 'Agricultural Revolution'
Latin America's 'agricultural revolution' will help feed the world's growing population while also presenting a huge opportunity for investors. LatAm INVESTOR investigates...
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Climate Change Talks Will Reshape Brazilian Farming
Corporate America is pledging $140billion to cut carbon emissions as part of the run-up to the UN Climate Change Talks in Paris. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how the talks could impact one of Brazil's most important sectors…
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What Mexico's Tough Week Tells Investors
With a high-profile jailbreak and a 'failed' oil auction, it was certainly a tough few days for Mexico. Many feel these two events highlight the country's main failings so LatAm INVESTOR investigates what it all means for investors...
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Cuba Will Reward Investors
Cuba and the US are normalising relations and this historic shift will open up an exciting new play for LatAm-focused investors. We look at what is driving the story...
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Investors Shouldn't Fear Latin America's Protests
From Chile in the south to Mexico in the north, Latin America is being convulsed by popular protests. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how this could impact investors...
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China's Ambitious Latin American Railway
China is investing heavily in Latin American infrastructure. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how this will impact investments in the region...
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US Boosts Central American Investment - Should You?
The US government move to invest in Central America's renewable energy is just the latest reason why British investors should take another look at the region. LatAm INVESTOR explores its investment potential…
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Peruvian Infrastructure - The 100 Billion Dollar Question
Peru has more than $100billion worth of potential infrastructure projects planned between now and 2021 yet it remains to be seen how many of these will be executed. LatAm INVESTOR investigates…
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Rousseff Pressure Grows
Brazil’s economic woe shows no sign of improving, which is piling the pressure on scandal-hit president Dilma Rousseff. LatAm INVESTOR investigates how this will impact investors...
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