Santiago has emerged from the smog with restored historic buildings, freshly landscaped green spaces and some 28 miles of extra line on its clean and efficient metro system. New hotels and restaurants have opened and once dilapidated barrios are being reborn as artsy enclaves.
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Colombia
Bogotá is enjoying a remarkable renaissance. The streets winding between skyscrapers and colonial buildings are far safer these days, and there is an ever-increasing array of dining and nightlife.
Costa Rica
Costa Rica is an ecological wonderland, but its capital is a confusing grid where the streets have no names and addresses are given by reference to landmarks not numbers. Thankfully the best hotels, bars and restaurants are out of the center and taxis to take you safely home are cheap and plentiful.
Latin American Pension Summit
The wave of privatization that reformed the Latin American pensions systems instigated institutional changes that impacted on the economic stability of the region. The Latin American Pensions Summit will showcase new portfolio design techniques, investment trends regulatory issues and new legislative breakthroughs from both public and private sectors.
Runaway RICs Leave Brazil Behind
Latin America is an attractive investment, but it faces stiff competition from other emerging markets. Growth is respectable, stability is widespread and reserves are overflowing. Latin firms are buying in […]
When 1 +1 = 0
Latin American firms are headed for ruin in ever increasing numbers if the current M&A wave is anything to go by. The region is the fastest growing participant in the […]
