What Does the Future Hold for Latin America in 2023? What Does the Future Hold for Latin America in 2023? By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter January 5, 2023 This article was originally published in Brinks News Adios, 2022! Aren’t we glad Latin America’s painful year is ending? 2022 was a year of electoral surprise, …
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Lula Has Won Brazil — Now What? Lula Has Won Brazil — Now What? By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter November 10, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva may have won Brazil’s recent election, but now the hard work begins. On the political front, he faces a …
Latin America Is Becoming China’s Backyard Latin America Is Becoming China’s Backyard By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter October 31, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News Growing economic needs, Chinese ambition, and hard cash are giving China a stronger and stronger foothold in Latin America. The underlying reasons for China’s success include …
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE SECOND ROUND OF BRAZIL’S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE SECOND ROUND OF BRAZIL’S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION October 27, 2022 The eyes of the world will look upon Brazil this Sunday as voters head to the polls to select a new president for the South American giant. President Jair Bolsolnaro …
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Unicorns are Thriving in Latin America Unicorns are Thriving in Latin America Today By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter September 02, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News Let’s hear three cheers for Latin America’s entrepreneurs. Despite frequent political turmoil, expanding social unrest, and the ideological twist and turns of government economic policy, …
Latin America’s Social Unrest Complicates Foreign Investment Latin America’s Social Unrest Complicates Foreign Investment By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter August 01, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News Social unrest is increasing the world over, but Latin Americans are taking to the street faster and more violently than most other countries in …
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