Peronists likely facing defeat in Argentina's upcoming elections; Peruvian strikes to hit copper investments: Mariana Zepeda of FrontierView Read our chat covering both countries' political and market outlook here: refini.tv/3Dd1ZIO #argentina #peru $PEN #LatAm

What will Gabriel Boric's presidency mean for Chile's future, and what are the biggest initiatives expected of his government? Carla Alberti, Jorge Heine, Mariana Zepeda, Peter M. Siavelis & Jenny Pribble comment #LatAmAdvisor ➡️ bit.ly/3jTMcqy

As expected, central bank president, Mario Marcel will be the new finance minister of Boric’s government. Expect a big rally of the peso tomorrow as Boric appears to commit to macroeconomic pragmatism. latercera.com/earlyaccess/no…

#Chile will hold a renewable energy auction in June. They hope to generate 5,250 (GWh) a year from wind, solar and other #renewables. Is the renewable energy push enough for the country to hit its net-zero targets by 2050? Find out here: bit.ly/3u94Bp9 #renewableenergy

How close is #Chile to getting its #renewables goals? How will Gabriel Boric Font change the country’s overall green #energy initiatives? carolinagoic, Ezequiel Fernandez Lopez, Mariana Zepeda, and James F. Channing comment in this week's #EnergyAdvisor bit.ly/3r7TSJK

🇺🇾🇨🇱Chile & Uruguay were the only emerging market economies to issue sovereign bonds in their own currency in 2021. This speaks to the value of having strong institutions. The risk for Chile is whether investors will get cold feet with the direction the new constitution is going.

The Russia invasion of Ukraine has significant implications for any global MNC executive. While it's a fast-moving and dynamic situation, FrontierView is here to help. Below we share our latest insights: fv.works/hjGMVOX

This week, #GabrielBoric took office as president of 🇨🇱 #Chile. The #LatAmAdvisor asked experts: what can the country expect from its new leader? Read comments from Michael Shifter, Jorge Heine, Mariana Zepeda & Patricio Navia.

🇨🇱What would come after a possible "No" vote in the constitutional exit referendum scheduled for September 4th? No one knows & probably will not know until the results are known, prolonging political uncertainty. emol.com/noticias/Nacio…

🇨🇱 Now that the constituent assembly is done it's work, the ups & downs of the process will fade from the news. Instead, it'll be replaced by the pro & anti campaigns. Chances are that the pro side will see its numbers tick upwards, but will it be enough to reverse this trend?

Some countries are consumed with crises, like Peru, where scandals whipsaw Castillo. Upending the economy will have to wait. "Things are just so chaotic. To call Castillo’s government a left-wing government is kind of a misnomer now,” says Nicolás Saldías wsj.com/articles/with-…

🇦🇷🫣 The Dólar Blue surges after the announcement of Martín Guzmán's sudden resignation and the appointment of heterodox economist, Silvina Batakis as economy minister. Even higher levels of Inflation is sure to follow. Chart from infobae

My contribution to The Inter-American Dialogue's Latin American Advisor: "“Pedro Castillo has been a failure as president, and he is not likely to reach his second year in office. He has had four different prime ministers and has changed ministers at least 50 times. (1/7)

Today's #LatAmAdvisor Q&A: What Does Ongoing Instability Mean for Peru's Government? Why did Castillo tap Burneo to run the Finance Ministry, and what will result from that change? Feat. Mercedes Aráoz, Francisco Durand, & Mariana Zepeda bit.ly/3duxKEY

Today's #LatAmAdvisor Q&A: Would Membership in the CPTPP Spur Chile’s Economy? Will Boric approve Chile’s joining the CPTPP? Feat. Kathleen C. Barclay, Manuel Agosin, Mariana Zepeda, & Frank Samolis bit.ly/3Fgpww7

🇵🇪Castillo has been ousted from power. Dina Boluarte will become the next president of Peru.

Today's #LatAmAdvisor Q&A: How Much Growth Will Latin America Experience in 2023? Which countries will see the highest levels of growth, and which will lag behind? Feat. José Manuel Salazar, Ernesto Revilla, Mariana Zepeda, & Alfredo Coutino bit.ly/3FxbAg3

Democracy is under threat not just in Peru, but in those countries where presidents justify and apologize for an unambiguous coup attempt. It raises serious concerns about their willingness to do the same if they sense they're about to lose. They may be setting a precedent.

In today's Expert Contributor, Mariana Zepeda from FrontierView, explains how while Mexico’s economy will slow in 2023, a strong labor market and rising investment inflows will buttress economic activity. #MexicoBusinessNews #MexicoBusiness #ExpertOpinion mexicobusiness.news/professional-s…

🇦🇷Looting incidents have spread to the Buenos Aires metropolitan region. If not controlled, it could spread a sense of chaos. Mass looting events of December 2001 were a major trigger that led to the fall of De la Rua.