At the beginning of the election cycle in the region, it appears that poor crisis management is leading to even greater polarization in politics.

Countries such as Chile, Brazil and Mexico are ahead of most others in terms of vaccinations. Now, the only thing that must not stop is the supply of vaccines.

The hope that many Latin Americans were already immune was deceptive. In the best case, control of the pandemic will be achieved there in early 2022.

Companies that want to remain competitive in South America will have to invest heavily. Some don’t want to risk that in view of the unclear scenario.

Whether Latin America can benefit from the growth of the global economy depends on how quickly the pandemic is contained in the region.

LADW and BDI present joint position paper on Latin America.

The LADW and McKinsey & Company presented the “CEO Agenda” study on economic cooperation with Latin America on the occasion of the Latin America-Caribbean Conference held by the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin.

Impressions from the LADW Dinner for the Ministers of Foreign Affairs from Latin America and the Caribbean.

In his opinion piece, LADW chairman Andreas Renschler takes a look at the situation in Latin America.