Guatemala election result: Alejandro Giammattei
On August 11, Alejandro Giammattei won Guatemala’s presidential election for the 2020-2024 period. Adriana Thomas discusses the key implications of the elections result.
Latin American Elections
Doing Business in Latin America
Doing Business in Latin America
During 2018 and 2019, 14 Latin American countries have held or will have held general elections which have resulted in the election of new presidential administrations.
In some countries, the outcome of these elections has ushered in major changes in economic policies and the overall business environment. In general terms, market conditions are favorable and business opportunities will be abundant for those who have a deep knowledge of the political, social, security and anti-corruption environment. The ability to identify and mitigate risks will be a critical competitive advantage for companies seeking to seize opportunities in the region.
You may also be interested in
In order to play this media, we need your consent to add cookies to your device. Do you accept these cookies? Find out more.
Mexico election result: Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO)
Colombia's election result and the implications of a Duque presidency
Investing in Colombia in 2018
Investing in Mexico in 2018
In order to play this media, we need your consent to add cookies to your device. Do you accept these cookies? Find out more.
What's next for Colombia?
Michael Cullen, Senior Partner and head of our Bogotá office, recently joined experts at the Americas Society/Council of the Americas in New York to discuss the outlook for Colombia under incoming president Iván Duque.
In order to play this media, we need your consent to add cookies to your device. Do you accept these cookies? Find out more.
Colombia's anti-corruption enforcement outlook
The regulatory environment in Colombia is quickly evolving, with significant implications for companies eager to do business there. Here are the key factors to consider.
Managing ethics and compliance challenges in Latin America
Control Risks, in partnership with Ethisphere, shares insights on the unique challenges and opportunities facing local and multinational companies trying to do ethical business in the region.
It's time to double down on Latin America
For companies operating in Latin America that have long turned a blind eye to corruption risks, as well as those companies that have avoided investing in the region rather than engage with those risks, the time has come for a reappraisal.
Compliance in Mexico's rapidly transforming energy sector
As foreign investment pours into Mexico's recently opened oil and gas sector, new legal requirements present an opportunity for companies to preemptively build a solid compliance strategy and gain a competitive edge.
In order to play this media, we need your consent to add cookies to your device. Do you accept these cookies? Find out more.
Maduro clings to power in Venezuela
Raúl Gallegos discusses the three main reasons President Nicolás Maduro was re-elected in May.
A landmark election in Mexico
Eduardo Arcos dials in from Mexico City to provide a background on AMLO and discuss what multinational companies should anticipate from his presidency.
Colombia's pivotal election
Sergio Guzman shares his election outlook from Bogota and tells investors what they can expect from the vote.
Interested in receiving our coverage and analysis?
Please provide your information in the form below