News, insights and strategies in Latin America

Latin American countries showed mixed economic results in 2025. Costa Rica led the region with strong growth in medical exports (+34%) and global recognition in investment attraction. Guatemala seeks to digitalize processes to attract more FDI, while El Salvador remains dependent on remittances and struggles with low investor appeal. Honduras is stagnant with little new…

After nearly two decades of political hegemony of the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS), Bolivia is preparing to begin a new phase in its economic and productive life. While the elections marked the end of a cycle, what most interests the international community is not so much the political transition itself, but rather how this change…

On July 31, Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo secured an extension to the grace period established by her U.S. counterpart, Donald Trump, regarding a tariff increase. The new tariffs, set at 30%, were delayed for 90 days pending negotiations aimed at reaching a more sustainable agreement. This episode in the relationship between the U.S. and…

Throughout the 20th century, global production levels soared, extending a trend that began with the Industrial Revolution. This marked the rise of the linear economic model—a system built on extracting resources from nature, manufacturing goods, driving economic growth, and ultimately discarding the results. Over time, however, this cycle has come at a significant cost to…