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News in Latin America – January recap

Colombia Colombia’s External Debt Fell from 56.7% to 47.9% as of October Last Year Our news in Latin America starts wuth the Bank of the Republic. It has updated Colombia’s external debt figures, revealing that as of October 2024, the total amount stands at US$197.628 billion—close to the historical maximum and continuing the upward trend…

February 11, 2025
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From TV to Streaming: Peru’s Video Content Shift

The evolution of media and video content in Peru has taken a significant turn in recent years. What was once a monopoly of traditional television is now challenged by streaming platforms, such as YouTube, where established figures and new talents have found a more flexible and direct space to connect with their audiences. Audiences have…

January 29, 2025
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Opportunities and challenges of doing business in Argentina today

One year after Javier Milei took office as President of the Argentine Republic, the country has undergone transformations that represent a challenge, both locally and internationally. In this context, significant opportunities and complex challenges for companies have emerged for 2025. Sherlock Communications will explore key points for global companies to consider when doing business in…

January 22, 2025
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Sports betting laws in Brazil: what is new?

The start of 2025 marks a new chapter for sports betting laws in Brazil with the implementation of Law No. 14,790/2023, which came into effect on 1 January. From now on, all betting and gaming companies that wish to operate in the country must comply with rules covering advertising, data protection, and measures to combat…

January 17, 2025
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Gambling legislation in the Peruvian market: updates for 2025

The sports betting industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the world, and Peru is no exception. The Peruvian market is already valued at over 4.5 billion soles – equivalent to approximately 1.2 billion dollars, according to official data from the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur), as reported by the newspaper Gestión….

December 23, 2024
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What does the Mercosur-European Union potentially hold for Latin America?

This week marked the signing of a historic agreement between Mercosur and the European Union. This pact aims to strengthen trade and political ties between the participating Latin American and European nations. After over 20 years of negotiations, the treaty presents a unique opportunity to promote economic growth, cultural exchange, and collaboration on global issues…

December 20, 2024
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Why Has Argentina Become a Crypto Hub?

In recent years, Argentina has emerged as a leading hub for cryptocurrencies, establishing itself as one of the most dynamic and promising centres for Web3 technologies in Latin America. A mix of challenging economic conditions, a thriving digital innovation ecosystem, and a proactive community of developers and entrepreneurs has created the perfect setting for the…

December 13, 2024
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News in Latin America: November Recap

Discover the latest news in Latin America. Let’s see what happened in November! Colombia’s Rainy Season and Its Impact In November 2024, Colombia endured an intense rainy season that severely affected 27 of the country’s 32 departments. In response, President Gustavo Petro declared a national disaster to mobilise resources and prioritise aid for the worst-hit…

December 11, 2024
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Tax on Streaming Services in Peru: How Is It Affecting Users?

Peru has introduced a tax on streaming services, which not only applies to these platforms but also extends to around 600 other services, including Uber, Zoom, and Spotify. The so-called “Netflix Tax” has raised concerns among users, as subscription costs will rise from 1st December. Following the publication of Legislative Decree No. 1623 in August…

November 29, 2024
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Six key sectors to invest in Chile

According to the World Bank, Chile’s economy is stable and growing thanks to its solid macroeconomic policies and strong institutions. After the challenges brought by the pandemic, Chile has regained economic balance and, in recent years, has maintained an average annual growth of 2%.  Chile is the fifth-largest economy in Latin America and has the…

November 28, 2024
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