Latin America

  • Jan 29
  • 2 min read

Slimmed-down reform will still pose risks in Argentina

The government has agreed to eliminate a number of key reforms from its 'omnibus law' in a bid to secure its passage

Argentina
  • Jan 29
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Kenya ruling will delay Haiti security improvements

Haitian hopes of international assistance in dealing with rampant gang violence have been dealt a blow

Haiti
  • Jan 29
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Different demand pictures dominate the outlook for oil

Demand-side uncertainty offsets the risk to oil trade of Middle East instability amid strong non-OPEC oil supply growth

International
  • Jan 26
  • 2 min read

Conspiracy claims raise election doubts in Venezuela

Following charges against 32 civilian opposition figures, 33 military officers have now been accused of conspiracy

Venezuela
  • Jan 26
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Colombia wildfire response could further damage Petro

Wildfires are burning all over Colombia, and skirting the edge of the capital

Colombia
  • Jan 26
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Samarco damages may prompt Brazil regulation rethink

A federal court has determined damages of nearly USD10bn following a tailings dam collapse in 2015

Brazil
  • Jan 25
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Climate change risks self-perpetuation in Amazonia

A new study cites climate change rather than El Nino as the main driver of severe drought in Amazonia

Latin America
  • Jan 25
  • 2 min read

Argentina's economic woes will eat into Milei support

President Javier Milei faced his first general strike yesterday as debate of reform measures remains delayed

Argentina