Guyana, Brazil and Argentina are increasing production, while Ecuador, Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela are losing ground.

One against all: Argentina is fighting over water rights on the Río Paraná. After the upcoming elections there, it could become even more difficult to find a common position.

…but with only a third of the population”. Megainvestor Claure believes the region could be in for its best years in a long time.

Brazil’s Amazon clearing is falling again for the first time. At the same time, President Lula wants to unite South America’s governments to save the rainforest.

EU-CELAC summit brought investment of US$45 billion for the region’s infrastructure and confidence for the EU-Mercosur agreement.

It could bring about comprehensive improvements in the framework conditions for the economy and trigger a growth spurt.

Latin America’s business cities are expensive by international standards – but at the same time offer only medium quality of life.

For environmentalists, the agreement’s protection of the Amazon does not go far enough. At the same time, President Lula is losing his appeal as an integration figure.

Despite economic growth of 2.1 percent, policymakers plan to counter the slowing economy with interest rate cuts.

German-Brazilian Economic Meeting from March 12 to 14, 2023 in Belo Horizonte with high-ranking participants.