Chile is one of Latin America’s most developed economies, boasting a robust financial sector, strong institutions, and a favorable business climate. However, assessing the level of economic development in Chile requires an in-depth analysis of several key variables,...

Aguascalientes: A Leading Investment Destination Aguascalientes is Mexico's third-largest recipient of foreign direct investment. The state has attracted significant capital due to numerous factors, including its skilled labor force, exceptional connectivity, and...

Guatemala has solidified its position as a key destination for FDI in Latin America. In 2024, the country achieved a foreign direct investment (FDI) volume of USD 1.65 billion and aims to sustain and increase these inflows in 2025. This strengthens its image as an...

Trade between Mexico and Ecuador remains limited compared to Mexico’s commercial exchanges with other Latin American nations. However, both countries have continued to engage in economic interactions, albeit with fluctuations over the years. During Andrés Manuel López...

Ministers Meet to Revive Negotiations The Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) announced that Peru and El Salvador have decided to resume free trade agreement negotiations following a high-level meeting between ministers from both countries. In an...

Foreign Direct Investment Will Promote the Development of Sustainable and Technologically Advanced Projects in the Region The Central American real estate sector is gearing up for a year of transformation in 2025, driven by three key factors: sustained tourism growth,...

Evaluating the Colón Free Zone as a Logistics Hub Paraguay seeks access to the Central American market by strategically positioning itself within key regional trade networks. One of the main initiatives under consideration is leveraging Panama's Colón Free Zone...

These Recommendations Emerged at the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) International Forum Opportunities Are Seen in the Country, but Legal and Physical Security Are Necessary to Move Forward During the Latin America and the Caribbean 2025...

The neighboring country remains Argentina’s leading trading partner, a key relationship with both challenges and opportunities. The economic ties between Brazil and Argentina extend beyond simple trade exchanges; they represent a dynamic and evolving partnership that...

With vision and commitment, Honduras can adapt the best aspects of the Mexico Plan to its own needs. With clear goals, wise investments, and a comprehensive strategy, the country could become a model for growth, job creation, and sustainable development. The Honduras...

Growth of the Trade Relationship Between Guatemala and Taiwan With a firm commitment to strengthening Taiwanese investment in Guatemala, Minister of Economy Gabriela García visited the Lakymen factory operating in the country. The visit, organized by the Embassy of...

The Guide for Foreign Investment in Bogotá provides essential information about the region's business ecosystem, covering legal, tax, and administrative issues. It serves as a crucial resource for companies and investors looking to navigate Colombia's capital's...