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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Latin America Embraces Renewables Latin America Embraces Renewables By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter May 2, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News As the effects of global climate change continue unabated, the need to grow renewables has become mission-critical. While this strangely still stirs much debate in the United States, in Latin …
Is Colombia About to Take a Sharp Leftward Turn? Is Colombia About to Take a Sharp Leftward Turn? By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter March 21, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News In the next few months, Colombia and Brazil — two countries that, with Mexico, make up the three largest countries …
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The Green Economy Is Driving Resource Nationalism in Latin America The Green Economy Is Driving Resource Nationalism in Latin America By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter February 2, 2022 This article was originally published in Brinks News The political tide in Latin America has turned decisively toward leaders who openly shun laissez-faire economics. A new …
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Mexico’s new electricity law reverts to “dirtier energy” Mexico’s new electricity law reverts to “dirtier energy” By Juan Cortinas and Peter Schechter Opportunitas Advisors | March 2021 This article was originally published in Brink News As the world moves away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy sources, the government of Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel …
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