Argentina's Vaca Muerta Shale Set for Major Export Boost
Argentina is gearing up to connect its Vaca Muerta shale play with the Punta Colorada port through a new pipeline, enabling supertankers to load crude oil.
Uncertainty Looms in Argentina's Presidential Run-Off Between Javier Milei and Sergio Massa
The upcoming presidential run-off in Argentina between outsider Javier Milei and government economy chief Sergio Massa remains highly uncertain, with polls showing a slight advantage for Milei but acknowledging the race is "wide open."
Biden Administration Eases Sanctions on Venezuela in Response to Election Agreement
The Biden administration has eased sanctions on Venezuela, specifically in the oil, gas, and gold sectors, following an agreement between the government of President Nicolás Maduro and the U.S.-backed opposition to hold competitive presidential elections next year.
Life on the Road: A Trucker's Journey in Brazil
A recent visit to Ceagesp Market in Sao Paulo, Brazil, provided a unique cultural experience for an American traveler.
Supply Chain Report Investigates Deforestation Linked to Palm Growing in Colombia
An investigation by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Netherlands and AidEnvironment analyzed the palm oil supply chain in Colombia.
South America's Lithium Triangle Enters a New Era
Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile, are experiencing a shift in their economies as lithium, a crucial element for renewable energy and electric vehicles, gains prominence.
Bolivian EV Startup Aims for Success with its Compact Car Creation
A South American country bordering Brazil has unveiled its intentions to develop an electric vehicle smaller in size than a golf cart.
Drug trafficking via shipping containers is on the rise in Ecuador
The South American country on the continent’s west coast Is reporting a 400% increase in shipping container contamination with drugs.
Brazilian orange juice is the new gold after Hurricane Ian
The citrus groves of Florida were devastated by the storm and disease that ran rampant through the Sunshine State, leaving this year’s crop the lowest in 79 years.
Brazilian soybean crops are ramping up the competition
Want more soy? Brazil is here to get you what you need.