Latin America
Santiago unrest will generate concern in Havana
Protesters yesterday numbered in the hundreds rather than the thousands, but their actions illustrate wider discontent
CubaBrazil coup testimonies may bring Bolsonaro to trial
The former army chief has told police that former President Jair Bolsonaro approached the high command to stage a coup
BrazilColombia’s new mining law poses regulatory risks
Efforts to tighten regulations on large extractive projects risk compromising the sector's economic potential
ColombiaNew reverse points to more Argentina reform obstacles
The president's wide-ranging emergency decree was rejected by the Senate yesterday
ArgentinaChinese trade with and investment in Mexico will grow
Mexico’s geographical location is making it a beneficiary of US-China trade rivalry
MexicoAI boom raises risks of AI-washing
There is growing concern that private-sector firms are overselling their artificial intelligence (AI) solutions
InternationalBrazil labour market improves but doubts will persist
Unemployment fell to an nine-year low at the end of 2023, but informality remains high and growth is cooling
BrazilSeoul-Havana relations will hurt Pyongyang
South Korea and Cuba have restored diplomatic relations
South Korea
