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

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

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

Diplomacy, politics and business agree: Use the momentum for a substantial strengthening of cooperation!

The EU-Mercosur agreement will also benefit consumers and small and medium-sized enterprises in particular.

A more agile funder with more risk appetite and capital would be an asset to the region.

BDI and SOFOFA sign Memorandum of Understanding.

Growth prospects are dimming, but the region is already much further ahead than Europe or the USA in fighting inflation.

Ahead of the constitutional decision in Chile and the elections in Brazil, investors are hesitant to commit. The outlook for growth is also gloomy.

In times of inflation, bitter experience has probably led to early countermeasures being taken there.