62-03-19 Latin American Economy & Business Report

Venezuela has just suffered one Latin America’s longest power cuts.
Electricity supply across most of the country went down on 7 March. It
remained down or intermittent for the following seven days. It was not
until 14 March that the government was able to claim that some type of
normal service had been restored. Here we look at what may have gone
wrong and try to assess the economic costs and implications.

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In the aftermath of Mexico's second Fintech Week on April 3 and 4, and the Canning House Mexico Summit and Finance Conference, it is timely to reflect on the most recent and potentially pivotal developments in the sector. These events highlight the growing importance of digital finance in Mexico and its potential to drive economic transformation, particularly in enhancing financial inclusion and fostering international collaboration.

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Mexico and the UK have enjoyed more than two centuries of diplomatic relations and the future of their relationship remains bright. Mexico is the world's 12th largest economy. Its young and increasingly middle class population can offer subsantial opportunities to the world of trade and finance. At the same time, there are notable synergies between governments of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and President Claudia Sheinbaum.

62-03-19 Latin American Economy & Business Report

More recent canning insights

Reforming Mexico’s Digital Markets: A Catalyst for Fintech Growth and Cross-Border Collaboration

Emerging opportunities in the Mexico-UK relationship

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