Sherlock Communications shortlisted in 9 categories at the PRWeek Global Awards 2026
Sherlock Communications has been shortlisted in nine categories at the PRWeek Global Awards 2026, one of the most prestigious recognitions in the global public relations industry. The nominations highlight campaigns developed by the agency for international clients, while also recognizing its own initiatives and innovation in strategic communications across Latin America. In total, Sherlock Communications […]
Sherlock Communications appoints three new Managing Directors to drive growth and innovation across Latin America
The appointments will strengthen the award-winning agency’s ability to anticipate new trends across the region, and accelerate impactful client outcomes Sherlock Communications announces the appointment of Bianca Boucault, Maria Amelia Costa, and Patricia Zylberman as Managing Directors, effective 3rd February 2026. The three leaders will assume a joint role under a shared leadership model as […]
The Invisible Revolution: How Blockchain Is Redefining Brazil’s Events Calendar in 2026
The landscape of innovation and business events in Brazil for the 2025–2026 cycle reveals a paradigm shift. If in previous years conferences treated blockchain, Web3, and crypto assets as futuristic and speculative trends, the current agenda shows that these technologies have become the silent infrastructure of the real economy. From Ribeirão Preto to Rio de […]
Brazil: Web3 Events You Can’t Miss in 2026
The 2026 Web3 and blockchain calendar is shaping up to be a historic milestone for Brazil. With the maturation of DREX (the Digital Real) and the massive entry of institutional investors into the crypto asset market, the country is solidifying its position as one of the world’s key stages for blockchain discussions. That’s why we’ve […]
Methanol crisis undermines consumer trust in Brazil
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]What exactly is methanol? It’s a question many Brazilians are asking after the Ministry of Health confirmed 17 cases of poisoning and more than 200 reports across the country. Why is methanol so dangerous? Although methanol and ethanol share some similarities, the main difference lies in how they are metabolised in the body after ingestion. […]
September recap in Latin America
September marked pivotal events across Latin America. Argentina faced currency tensions, while Brazil saw Bolsonaro’s conviction and protests against the shielding amendment. Costa Rica recorded export growth, Guatemala advanced as a service hub, and Panama and the Dominican Republic attracted strategic investments. At the UN, President Lula emphasized democracy and stressed that the only war […]
The two sides of sustainable agriculture in Latin America
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Latin America is a global breadbasket, home to major food producers such as Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia, which rank among the world’s top exporters. The region also boasts vast natural ecosystems that play a vital role in preserving biodiversity in a world facing a climate crisis. In this context, sustainable agriculture stands out as […]
BA crypto modernizes Argentina’s tax system, elevating its crypto economy
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The City of Buenos Aires has introduced the ability to pay taxes and other official procedures using cryptocurrencies, alongside launching several measures to modernize its tax system, collectively known as BA Crypto. These initiatives, which include targeted tax incentives for crypto companies and the upcoming international events like Devconnect and DuneCon25, firmly establish Buenos […]
Latin America’s Economic Outlook 2025: uneven growth, investments, and political challenges
Latin American countries showed mixed economic results in 2025. Costa Rica led the region with strong growth in medical exports (+34%) and global recognition in investment attraction. Guatemala seeks to digitalize processes to attract more FDI, while El Salvador remains dependent on remittances and struggles with low investor appeal. Honduras is stagnant with little new […]
July in Latin America: U.S. Tariffs, Economic Rebounds, and Social Tensions Across the Region
Mexico postponed the U.S. tariff hike for 90 days; inflation returned to target (3.55%) and GDP avoided recession (+0.7%), as anti-gentrification protests grew. Argentina posted a strong rebound (+7.6% in Q2), secured an IMF disbursement, and began steps to regain Visa Waiver status amid social tensions over austerity. Central America & the Caribbean: Guatemala boosted […]