Economy

Economy

Karla Meneses Bucheli

When a recession arrives, its effects are usually deeper and more prolonged than those seen during periods in developed economies.

Development

Ximena Roncal Vattuone

ECLAC warns of low growth in Latin America and the Caribbean. Without mobilizing resources, the region risks another lost decade.

Trade

Marcelo Halperín

The collapse of economic multilateralism leaves Latin America vulnerable. Without action, U.S. unilateralism risks deepening regional fragility.

Development

José Luis Sampietro Saquicela

Latin America depends on raw materials while losing talent abroad. Education, innovation, and R&D investment are key to breaking the resource curse.

Brazil

Juan Agulló | Rebeca Munguía

Brazil diversifies beyond the dollar with Pix, UnionPay, and its future digital currency DREX, reshaping global finance from citizens’ pockets.

Technology

Edwin Lopez Rivera

Financial inclusion and education are key to reduce inequality, boost resilience, and drive sustainable development in Latin America.