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Latin American Economy & Business - September 2018 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Mexico: US-Mexico deal not the full Nafta
A major breakthrough – or just another step in a long, complicated, and unfinished story? Broadly speaking, that was the reaction to the announcement on 26 August that Mexico and the United Stated had reached an agreement on renegotiating their trade rules, which they hoped Canada, the third member of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) might also be able to sign up to.
- Venezuela’s surreal red package
- Bolivia: The rise of the high-rise: construction and real estate trends
- Mexico: US-Mexico deal not the full Nafta
- Mexico: Questions over AMLO’s Maya train project
- Argentina: Another wave of the currency storm
- Economic Highlights
- Region: Eclac trims back growth
- Region: Higher oil prices failing to bolster the region's economies
- Ecuador: Government efforts to drum up private investment
- Region: Higher metals prices having a more positive impact
- Region: Tough times for coffee producers
- Uruguay: Renewable energy on the up
- Brazil: Familiar but different
- Cuba: Authorities explore liberalisation of railways