Today, we are honored to have the Paraguayan ambassador to the United States, Antonio dos Santos, with us. His name is Antonio dos Santos.

I am a member of the fifth generation of a family that came to Guatemala in the 18th century. I have been in different business. My father and mother always told us how to create jobs, how to create opportunities, and how to attract foreign investment in Guatemala.

Today, we have Mauricio Claver-Caronne with us. Mauricio has a very interesting background, but at present, he is the manager and general partner of Latin America, Latin American Real Assets Opportunities Fund, which is called Lara Fund by its acronym.

We have Porfirio Waters with us. Porfirio is the CEO of a company that is based in McAllen, Texas. It’s called Trade Flex Shelter Services. We will have a conversation about the IMMEX program in Mexico.

Today, we have Rafael McCaden with us. Rafael is the Executive Director for Industrial and Logistics with Colliers in Mexico. Good morning, Raphael. How are you today? Could you tell us about yourself and your company?

Monica UmañaGeneral Manager - Foreign InvestmentThe Costa Rican Foreign Trade Promoter (PROCOMER)San Jose, Costa Ricamumanad@procomer.com The Foreign Direct Investment Costa Rica Summit 2024 LATAM FDI: Hello. We're fortunate to have a very interesting person to talk...

Today we have Gustavo Garcia with us. Gustavo is the Chief Operating Officer of an organization called Invest Minas. Invest Minas is in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Leonardo MorazánForeign Direct Investment ConsultantTegucigalpa, Honduras LATAM FDI: Today we have Leonardo Morazán with us. Leonardo is somebody who's worked several years, quite a few, as a matter of fact, as an investment consultant to both private sector and...

Welcome to another LATAM FDI podcast. Today, we’re pleased to have Christian Navas with us. He’s an investment attraction specialist with Invest in El Salvador. We are going to discuss agribusiness investment in El Salvador.

Laura is with a law firm that is very prominent in Latin America called Arias Law. I’m going to let Laura tell us a little bit about herself and the company that she represents before we begin our discussion of the free trade zone regime in Costa Rica.

We’re, a company based in Tucson, Arizona, that for nearly four decades has been helping foreign manufacturing companies expand into Mexico via what’s known as the shelter program.