What is new in Latin America?

Latin America is a region that vibrates with energy, diversity, and constant transformation. Each country beats to its own cultural rhythm, and the media outlets in Latin America tell the stories that move millions. For international brands, understanding the media relations landscape is not only the starting point, it’s the key to building trust and…

Written by: Flor Monestel Sánchez 🇨🇷 —————————————————— Panama’s rise as Central America’s leading economy is no accident. A combination of long-term strategic vision, tax incentives, public safety, political stability, and a steadily expanding infrastructure has made the country a magnet for global business and investment. According to Panama’s Ministry of Economy and Finance, the country’s…

The new financial bailout that the United States granted to Javier Milei’s government marks another chapter in a history that, although often presented as exceptional, has deep roots in Argentine politics and economics. What appears to be a temporary gesture, aid from the Trump administration in the face of a shortage of foreign currency and…

In few countries in the world, politics and economics seem to exist in such different dimensions as in Peru. In just ten years, the country has seen eight presidents come and go, from Ollanta Humala to José Jerí, countless cabinets, and a succession of crises that would have paralyzed any nation. However, the macroeconomic figures…

For much of the 20th century, Medellín was synonymous with industrial progress. Located in the heart of the Aburrá Valley, the city became Colombia’s textile capital and one of the main drivers of national economic growth. Its entrepreneurial spirit, strategic location, and resilient people built a path of development that, however, faced deep social and…

September marked pivotal events across Latin America. Argentina faced currency tensions, while Brazil saw Bolsonaro’s conviction and protests against the shielding amendment. Costa Rica recorded export growth, Guatemala advanced as a service hub, and Panama and the Dominican Republic attracted strategic investments. At the UN, President Lula emphasized democracy and stressed that the only war…

Trade relations between Peru and EU have become one of the strongest and most strategic alliances for the South American country. Since the Free Trade Agreement came into force in March 2013, the EU has become Peru’s third largest trading partner, accounting for approximately 11% of the country’s total trade in goods. Just 10 years…