The Tehuantepec Isthmus Corridor project, one of the most important works of the current Mexican federal administration, has aroused the interest of 90 companies from various sectors to invest and establish themselves. This

Peru is a land of opportunity for business investors, boasting natural resources, a growing market, and a favorable regulatory environment. However, to make informed decisions to invest in Peru, it's essential to consider several significant variables that can...

Foreign investors enjoy the same incentives as local investors when doing business in Uruguay. They are protected by a Law of National Interest that, from a tax point of view, puts foreign and domestic companies on equal terms.

Recently, the Paraguayan vice minister and head of the country’s gas, oil, and electricity industry sector, Mauricio Bejarano Martí, expressed his vision for the country as a leader in South American energy resources.

Mexico’s FDI landscape constantly evolves, with the government actively seeking to attract investments in sectors like advanced manufacturing, clean technology, and healthcare. By fostering a business-friendly environment and addressing concerns around policy stability, Mexico can solidify its position as a top destination for foreign direct investment

In industrial site selection, few locations boast the dynamic mix of opportunities and challenges, like São Paulo, Brazil. As the largest city in Brazil and one of the most populous urban areas in the world, São Paulo serves as a central hub of commerce, industry, and culture.

With foreign investment flowing into crucial industries such as mining, renewable energy, agriculture, technology, and tourism, foreign investment in Chile is poised for sustained economic growth and development in the years to come.

South American ports play an indispensable role in the global trade network, serving as vital conduits for the exchange of goods and commodities.

The Brazilian economic studies center Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) released the results of the Economic Climate Index (ICE) of Latin America, which positions Paraguay as South America’s most favorable business climate.

The Uruguay XXI business climate survey results reveal progress in creating a favorable business climate for foreign investors in Uruguay

With a strategic location, skilled workforce, diversified economy, and supportive business climate, Guatemala offers promising opportunities across various sectors such as agribusiness, manufacturing, and services.

Inter-American Dialogue reports that Chinese investment in Latin America has been recently reduced to focus on critical areas such as energy, information, and communications technologies.