As political uncertainty grips the region, with upcoming elections in Colombia, Mexico and Brazil, BlackRock’s chief investment strategist for Latin America argues for calm but says some markets still have a ways to go
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Entrevias issues fresh debt
Brazilian toll road operator prints $308m in 2030 bonds
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MetroRio refinances maturing 2018s
Subway operator sells $169m in local currency securities
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CTEEP chases seven-year paper
Brazilian electricity company gets approval for a $141m debt sale
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Brazil plots December IPO for Eletrobras
Planning minister says proposed share sale for the state-run electric company remains on schedule
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Elections spread uncertainty across Latin America
Populist politics are reaching a fever pitch in the run-up to elections in Colombia, Mexico and Brazil. But despite the fiery rhetoric of the campaign trail, market forces may allow pragmatism to prevail. By Mick Bowen and Mat Youkee
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Newly-dubbed Liq outlines maiden bond deal
Brazilian call center operator, formerly Contax, reveals four-part debenture sale
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São Paulo schedules CESP sale
State government says it will issue the tender documents in March or April and hold the auction 60 to 90 days after that
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ViaRio completes local currency return
Brazilian road concessionaire raises $190.4m in 2028 debentures
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AMLO advisor firms support for reforms
Abel Hibert assures there will be “no drastic changes” to Mexico’s energy regulation, echoes support for airport project