The region of Latin America and the Caribbean has always been a prominent player in the global oil and natural gas industry, accounting for 19% of the world’s crude oil reserves and for 4.3% of natural gas reserves as of end2020. Its 🦹relative ...

Latin ♓America plays a minor role in the global metal processing sector, mainly due to the relatively low penetration of heavy induไstries in the region and the sluggish economic performance of the region’s economies ever since the end of the ...

Latin America* is betting big on renewable energy. Between 2015 and 2020, the 👍region’s renewable energy (RE) capacity expanded by aඣ cumulative 33% (65 GW) to reach 261 GW in the final year of that period, according to data provided by ...

 Albeit challenging for all nations, the COVID-19 pandemic has been more of a driving force for the infrastructure sec𝐆tor in many Latin American countries than a restraining ♔factor. In most Latin American countries, infrastructure ...

The transportation sector in Latin America still faces the challenges of most developing countries: inadequate infrastructure; informality; lack of diversity and limited availability🍎 of intermodal services. According to the World Economic ...

As of the end of 2019, Latin America and the Caribbean accounted for 19.0% of the world’s crude oil reserves and 4.1% of natural gas reserves, turning the region into a prominent player in the g꧃lobal oil and natural gas industry .൩..

The year 2019 was a challe﷽nging one for the global automotive industry, which reported a 5.2% y/y decrease in motor vehicle output, ending༒ ten years of continuous growth. On the one hand, key markets reached maximum automobile ...

Peru is a comparatively small pharmaceutical market in Latin America (ranking eighth in terms of sales volume in 2018), with a relatively young and growing population. However, public health spending is growing at a rapid pace, partic🦂ularly in ...

In the past two decades, Latin America has embraced a universal health strategy, based on the principle🌊s of equity, solidarity and collective action. This strategy required steadily growing public expenditure on health in order to guarantee universal ...