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Latin America’s $2 trillion infrastructure gap is often blamed on long delays between the conception of projects and their delivery. Few examples illustrate this better than Bogotá’s metro. First proposed […]

Brazil remains the most liquid infrastructure market in Latin America, and in the past year, few banks harnessed that liquidity with more efficiency or breadth than Bradesco BBI. That strategy […]

Few infrastructure projects in Brazil better capture the complexity, resilience, and innovation required to unlock stranded assets than Nova Rota do Oeste’s (NRO) R$5.35 billion financing of the BR-163 highway […]

Guyana is on track to become the world’s largest oil producer per capita, with output expected to reach 1.4 million barrels per day in the coming years. That surge places […]

Politics in the Andean region have been anything but calm in recent years. Chilean voters rejected two proposed constitutions, Colombia’s parties have battled over reforms amid rising violence, Ecuador has […]

When Chile froze electricity tariffs in the wake of social unrest in 2019, the move brought temporary relief to households and businesses—but at a steep cost for the country’s generators. […]

For more than a decade, Jamaica has been steadily repairing its finances, bringing down a debt burden that once ranked among the highest in the world. In 2012, the country’s […]

The Dominican Republic shattered records in 2024, welcoming 11.2 million visitors—more than its own population of 10.8 million. With tourism revenues topping $10.97 billion and contributing nearly 9% of GDP, […]

In a year when infrastructure once again dominated Brazil’s capital markets, at least one legal advisor was central to the action: São Paulo-based Machado Meyer. With more than five decades’ […]

Government issues decree preparing ground for final loan agreement and says proceeds will be used to pay off its debt with central bank and IMF itself