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BRAZILIAN TURISM STRENGTHENS LEADERSHIP IN SOUTH AMERICA IN 2026

The Americas Prepare For Massive Tourism Growth

The Americas are experiencing a historic tourism surge as Brazil joins nations like the United States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, and Chile in preparing for the massive influx of v...

Latin America EV Sales Report: Sales in Q1 Grew 74%, Reaching a New Record of Over 115,000 Units!

A mere quarter ago, we were celebrating the first time ever Latin America had seen more than 100,000 EVs sold in only three months. Now, thanks to significant growth year-on-year (...

Americas Experience A Remarkable Regional Tourism Boom

The Americas are currently witnessing a vibrant and inspiring transformation in the way people explore the world. Nations such as Jamaica, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina are at the...

A tale of two airports as LatAm-North America traffic expands

Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) is on a roll, fuelled by a rapid expansion of exports – but in Santiago, the mood is less ebullient. For the first time the Internat...

Latin America’s grip on democracy

A global survey of democratic trends reveals ​that the region is the only one that showed progress last year. Might its high use of social media help explain stronger civic engagem...

Latin America offshore drilling gains appeal as Iran war reshapes markets

(World Oil) – A leading supplier of deep-water drilling rigs to Brazil’s national oil company expects the industry to favor oil […]

Latin America’s Turn Atop the U.N.?

The next secretary-general is likely to hail from the region.

Latin America’s energy comeback

(By Oil & Gas 360)  – Latin America is moving back into focus for oil and gas investors. Not because […]

Top 5 off-the-beaten-track wildlife experiences in Latin America

Finally, Latin America’s wildlife credentials seem to be getting their due. Rich with striking landscapes and astonishingly diverse biomes... The post Top 5 off-the-beaten-track wi...

Ecommerce and Asia demand keep LatAm cargo buoyant despite fuel spike

Apparently, the reverberations from the war in the Middle East have not dented the fortunes of air cargo carriers moving freight out of Central and South America (CSA), despite the...

SurvivalBlog Graphic of the Week

Today’s graphic shows that South America larger that many people think. (Graphic courtesy of “vladgrinch” at Reddit.) The thumbnail image below is click-expandable. — Please send y...

Latam Seen as Opportunity Land by Investors Navigating War

Latam debt and equities, which have outperformed their peers in both developed and emerging markets, are becoming opportunities in a region where several countries are isolated fro...

Japan pushes for South American economic pact, eyeing energy resources

The economic rise of Latin America?

When the world goes looking for shelter during an oil war, the destinations are predictable: the dollar, gold, short-term Treasuries. Nobody puts Latin American sovereign bonds on...

Speculating on South America’s Extraordinary Future

This is not a forecast. A forecast is a prediction, the validity of which my ego and I are professionally responsible for. What I offer here is speculation – something that is like...

Africa, The Global South & The Guyana-Venezuela Case

Across Latin America, May Day protests highlight workers’ struggles and solidarity

From Venezuela to Chile, May Day protests across Latin America exposed economic hardship, labor precarity, gender inequality, and growing public frustration with governments faili...

WWE Announces Major South American Tour Featuring Top Raw Stars

WWE is set to expand its global reach once again, with a South American tour locked in for September that will see the company visit four countries across four nights. The run tak...

Latinoamérica dice no al terrorismo, pero Brasil y Colombia defienden a Irán

A inicios de 2023, el buque de guerra más grande de Irán atracaba en las costas de Río de Janeiro. El régimen de los ayatolás, con ayuda del presidente Lula, había logrado que el p...

The Energy Shock Hits Latin America

The Iran war has led the region’s leaders to recalibrate their economic policies.

Roberto Sánchez leads Peru election by 24,000 votes with 95.8% counted

Snchez's lead suggests a shift in Peru's political landscape, potentially impacting future policy directions and regional stability. The post Roberto Sánchez leads Peru election by...

April ENSO shift lifts northern coastal irradiance while suppressing Brazil and northern Argentina

In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that April 2026 brought mixed solar irradiance conditions across South America, with above-average GHI along...

The Silent Frontier: Why Latin America is the Next Target for Patient Extremism

While the West sounds the alarm on structural ideological infiltration, is Latin America sleepwalking into a dangerous geopolitical trap?Continue reading on Medium »