Mar 24, 2014

S&P cuts Brazil to one notch above junk

Rating agency cites concern about growth and economic credibility

Mar 19, 2014 Editorial from COMMENT

Mexico’s oligarchs face the music

Antitrust reforms are ambitious – but may be flawed

An anti-government protester holds a stone in front of a burning bus during a protest against Nicolas Maduro's government in San Cristobal March 17, 2014. Since early February, students and hardline opposition leaders have been calling supporters onto the streets to protest against Maduro and his socialist government. REUTERS/Carlos Eduardo Ramirez (VENEZUELA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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Mar 18, 2014

Air Canada suspends Venezuela flights

Maduro vows ‘severe measures’ against airlines

Mar 18, 2014 COMPANIES

Dispute erupts over Mexico’s rail bill

Companies owning concessions fear their rights risk being eroded

Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto speaks during the promulgation of the electoral political reform in Mexico City, January 31, 2014. Pena Nieto said on Friday he will send secondary laws that flesh out landmark telecoms and energy reforms for congressional approval as he seeks to boost competition and economic growth. Pena Nieto pushed a series of reforms through Congress last year, which also spanned taxes and education, but the implementation of energy and telecoms reforms requires a separate batch of secondary laws. REUTERS/Edgard Garrido (MEXICO - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS TELECOMS) - RTX1834U
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Mar 18, 2014 MARKETS

Mexico’s antitrust bill seen as ‘flawed’

Experts warn its vagueness poses potential block to success

Mar 14, 2014

Brazil grants $5.1bn aid to power sector

Move to protect consumers from price increases

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Mar 13, 2014 MARKETS

Pricey beef a tender topic in Argentina

Once-dominant Latin American industry is in decline

Demonstrators make a barricade of buring rubbish in Caracas
Mar 13, 2014 GLOBAL ECONOMY

Venezuela set to ease currency rules

Aim is to ease shortages and combat inflation

Enrique Peña Nieto
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Mar 11, 2014 AMERICAS POLITICS & POLICY

Mexico president attacks vested interests

Powerful groups have been accepted as cultural norm

Michelle Bachelet
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Mar 10, 2014 AMERICAS POLITICS & POLICY

Bachelet reforms on shaky ground in Chile

The economy of the copper-rich country is slowing

Mar 3, 2014 COMPANIES

Telecom Italia not hanging up on Brazil

Commitment to the unit’s expansion is firm despite break-up talk

Feb 26, 2014 The Macro Sweep from GLOBAL ECONOMY

HK GDP expands, Singapore output falls

Taiwan employment edges up; construction increases in Australia

Feb 25, 2014 AMERICAS POLITICS & POLICY

Protests against Maduro split Venezuela

Nation divided largely on class lines

Feb 21, 2014 AMERICAS POLITICS & POLICY

Oil at the heart of Venezuela’s turmoil

Scrimping on PDVSA raises likelihood of more unrest

Feb 21, 2014 FT Markets video from MARKETS

Two Latin Americas

John Paul Rathbone on diverging trade blocs within Latin America

Feb 20, 2014 The Macro Sweep from GLOBAL ECONOMY

Brazil unemployment edges up

US initial jobless claims drop by 3,000 to 336,000

Feb 18, 2014

Brazil companies face anti-corruption law

Country worse than Namibia and Ghana for fraud

Feb 17, 2014 US & CANADA

Border issues loom over US-Mexico summit

Meeting will have stronger focus on trade than immigration reform

Feb 17, 2014 LEX

Debt ratios: the beautiful game

How Petrobras measures the extent of its indebtedness deserves more attention

Feb 14, 2014 FT World video

Concern for Brazil’s hot property

Samantha Pearson reports on bubble risks from Rio de Janeiro

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