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São Paulo Nightlife Tonight — August 23, 2026
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Rio de Janeiro Nightlife Tonight — August 23, 2026
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USA & Canada Intelligence Brief — Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Europe Intelligence Brief — Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Asia Intelligence Brief — Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Africa Intelligence Brief — Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Guyana’s Oil Output Fell for Four Months. The Fix Just Arrived
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Brazil Cut Income Tax and Taxed Dividends: What Expats Owe
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Lula’s Lead Over Flávio Bolsonaro Has Halved in Five Weeks
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Brazil’s New Sales Taxes Are Now in Every Invoice
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Nigeria Has Drawn on a US$5 Billion Abu Dhabi Loan It Will Not Explain
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Libya’s Rivals Initialled an Election Deal. The UN Disputes the Text
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South Sudan Restarts Salary Payments After Months of Arrears
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Nigeria Would Make Crypto Exchanges Base Their Chief Executive There
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Congo Wants 10,000 Megawatts. First It Has to Fix Its Power Company
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Namibia Approved an Oil Local-Content Policy That Binds Nobody Yet
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Ghana’s Central Bank Lost US$1.7 Billion Buying Gold, the IMF Says
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Eastern Congo’s Ceasefire Finally Gets Its First Inspectors
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World Bank Bars Kenya’s eCitizen Builder Over a Somalia Contract
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South Africa Sells Zimbabwe Eight Times What It Buys Back
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Kenyan Banks Hold US$17 Billion of Their Own Government’s Debt
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Morocco Now Buys Almost All of France’s Arms Sales in North Africa
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Datafolha Presidential Polls Split Brazil by Region
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Bolsonaro Barred From Voting in Brazil’s October Election
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Flávio Bolsonaro Security Plan Mirrors Bukele Model
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US Envoy Flags Vaca Muerta Espionage Risk From Chinese Tech
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Lula Promises Public Security Ministry at Rio Rally
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Brazil Fiscal Target Met Only Through Legal Carve-Outs
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Nicaragua Constitutional Reform Would Void Foreign Laws
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Milei Re-Election Bid Comes as Country Risk Climbs
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Colombia Earthquake Reconstruction: One Bank, One City So Far
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Judge Strikes Down US Immigrant Visa Ban for 75 Nations
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São Paulo Daily Brief — Sunday, August 23, 2026
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Rio de Janeiro Daily Brief — August 23, 2026
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Latin America Sports Daily — August 23, 2026
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What Argentina’s Decree 681/2026 Actually Changes — and What It Does Not
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LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Sunday, August 23, 2026
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The Colombian Peso Is at a Seven-Year High — What It Does to Your Money
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What’s On in Latin America: The Week Ahead (August 24–30, 2026)
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Key Market Events for the Week of August 24–28, 2026
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Mexico Farm Credit Fund Sells Its First Long-Term Bonds
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Argentina China Technology Cluster Launched at UBA
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Ecuador Cocoa Brand Aims at the Premium Chocolate Shelf
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Colombia Factoring Decree Loses Six Articles in Court
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Oil Industry Asks Brazil Crude Export Tax Be Left to Expire
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SĂŁo Paulo Radiotherapy Unit Adds Accelerator Amid SUS Waits
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Uruguay Wool Prices Hold Firm as Export Value Jumps 32%
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Brazil Deepfake Rules Stay as Court Fails to Agree
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Suzano Leadership Shake-Up Removes Three Vice-Presidents
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Panama Tax Revenue Rose 4.3% but Missed Budget Target
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Abinader Opens New Dominican Police Training Complex
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Brazil Derivatives Access Widens to Four US Exchanges
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Acciona Data Center Study Hinges on Brazil Tax Break
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Holness Pushes Jamaica Tourism Product Beyond Sun and Sand
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Venezuela Housing Law Passed to Spur Post-Quake Building
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Guyana to Host Caribbean Energy Week in July 2027
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Ecuador Illegal Mining Raid Ends With 12 Soldiers Held
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Buenos Aires Has Its Own CarilĂł, and It Is Half an Hour Away
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Quito Is Closing Out August With Free Food and Street Salsa
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Ecuador Cocaine Seizure at Posorja Port Was Bound for Mexico
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O Globo Just Named São Paulo’s Best Varied-Cuisine Restaurants
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A GarcĂa Márquez Novel Becomes a One-Man Show in Barranco
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CAF Portfolio in Uruguay Doubles to US$2 Billion
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National Housing Trust Waives Storm Insurance Costs
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Viettel Wins Spectrum to Become the Dominican Fourth Operator
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JPMorgan Puts Dominican Republic Growth Near 4.5%
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Mexico’s City of Gold Sells It Cheap. Washington Says Do Not Go
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Morat Are Playing Six Nights in Bogotá. Two Are Still to Come
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MedellĂn Has 1,000 Performers on Stage This Week, in 23 Theatres
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Six Places in El Salvador Where the Night Actually Gets Going
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Lima’s Biggest Coffee Festival Is Free, and It Has 154 Stands
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Dillom Plays Mexico City Free Tonight, but the List Closed Yesterday
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Flamenco Has Its Own Festival in Mexico City, and It Runs to Monday
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How a Side Street in MedellĂn Became Its Most Famous Address
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Freak Waves on Lake Titicaca Destroy 200 Tonnes of Trout
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Historical Memory Centre Gets a Peace Accord Critic
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JEP Presses Colombia’s Government on Restorative Sentences
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Rocha Moya Is Back as Sinaloa Governor After 112 Days Away
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São Paulo Nightlife Tonight — August 22, 2026
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Rio de Janeiro Nightlife Tonight — August 22, 2026
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IDB Calls the Guyana Outlook Highly Uncertain on Oil Risk
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Paraguay Receives Its Fifth Super Tucano to Chase Drug Flights
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Panama Buys Out Petroterminal de Panama for US$191.7 Million
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US Eases Venezuela Telecom Sanctions With General Licence 61
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Families Sue 16 Former ENAP Executives Over Pollution Data
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Grupo Éxito Puts 42.7 Billion Pesos Into Caribbean Stores
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Colombia Gas Investment to Rise 17% to US$1.03 Billion
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ContralorĂa Finds Losses at PetroperĂş and the Road Agency
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Colombia Influencers Face a Court Call for New Rules
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Brazil Court Ends Degree Tests for an Autism Tax Benefit
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Jamaica Rural Water Plan Puts US$50 Million to Work
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Banks Push to Lift the 12% Cap in Brazil Housing Credit
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Brazil Blocks Welfare Recipients From Betting Accounts
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Lula Asks Brussels to Save Brazil Chicken Exports
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Ghana Booked US$1.91 Billion of Investment. Only US$88 Million Was New
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Morocco Votes on 23 September, and Candidates Register Online First
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Tanzania Paid US$2.8 Billion for Its Biggest Dam. Egypt Built It
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Nine in Every Ten Naira Traded in Lagos Now Comes From Nigerians
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Most of Equity Group’s Lending Has Left Kenya. Most of Its Profit Has Not
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Dakar Has Opened a Start-Up Programme for Athletes and Sport Businesses
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LATAM Data Breach Exposed Names, Addresses and Card Details
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Argentina Hands 3,900 km of National Highways to Private Firms
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Kenya Says Dangote Has Offered It a Tenth of the Lamu Refinery
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Piracy Off Somalia Is Back at a Ten-Year High
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Brazil Markets: Ibovespa & the Real — August 22
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Mexico Markets: IPC & the Peso — August 22, 2026
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Chile Markets: IPSA & the Peso — August 22, 2026
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Argentina Markets: Merval & the Peso — August 22
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Colombia Markets: COLCAP & the Peso — August 22
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Bitcoin Tops US$78,000 as Crypto Rally Widens
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Gold & Silver Wrap: Mexico, Peru Miners Gain
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Lithium Wrap: Albemarle Jumps 6.75% on EV Demand
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Iron Ore Wrap: Vale Gains as China Buys More
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Zinc Wrap: Nexa Jumps 9.45% on Supply Fears
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Peru Police Chief Cannot Be Removed, a 2022 Law Says
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Argentina Country Risk Falls to 506 as Bad Debts Climb
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Cerro Verde Offers Arequipa More Than US$3.4 Billion
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Pablo Marçal Loses Two More Appeals and Stays Barred to 2032
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Datafolha State Polls: Big Leads in SĂŁo Paulo, Rio and Minas
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Silvinei Vasques Loses His Pension After Coup Conviction
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The 6Ă—1 Work Schedule Moves a Step Closer to Ending in Brazil
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Datafolha Puts Lula Six Points Ahead of Flávio Bolsonaro
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The Man in Black Opens His Archive: Pablo RamĂrez on Memory, Tango and Buenos Aires
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Batista Brothers to Buy Avibras, Brazil Missile Maker
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Colombia Earthquake Toll Rises to 329 Dead and 247 Missing
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Lula and Trump Agree to Restart Talks on US Tariffs
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Trump Says a New Mexico Trade Deal Is Being Drawn Up
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Africa Intelligence Brief August 21, 2026: Four Answers To The Same Question
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Asia Intelligence Brief August 21, 2026: The Month That Has Two Numbers
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Europe Intelligence Brief August 21, 2026: What The Order Book Is Actually For
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USA & Canada Intelligence Brief August 21, 2026: The List Of Things Canada Would Give Up
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Ecuador and South Korea Look at Energy and Mining Deals
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Mexico Data Centres Are Set for US$20.6 Billion by 2031
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Pegatron Puts US$330 Million Into a New Ciudad Juárez Plant
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National Airlines Wins US Approval to Fly to Venezuela
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One in Eight Argentine Families Is Behind on a Loan
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Brazil Shed 45,900 Retail Jobs in Six Months
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Petrobras Opens Talks for Four Offshore Blocks in Ghana
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Correios Asks 7,000 Staff to Leave as Losses Mount
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Peru Moves to Keep Julio Velarde at the Central Bank
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David JarrĂn Opens a Quito Show of Textiles and Sculpture
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Santa Rosa de Quives: A Day Trip an Hour From Lima
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Instituto Capim Santo Opens in Belo Horizonte
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The Curitiba Biennial Runs Until November
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Camila Bring Their Farewell Tour to Puebla in December
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Brazilian Investment in Uruguay Has Nearly Doubled to US$4.4 Billion
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Costa Rica Emergency Declaration Is Recommended for Nine Rain-Hit Cantons
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Panama Wastewater Treatment Has Failed at 1,200 Sites, the Minister Says
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Panama Moves to Close Banco Hipotecario Nacional After Its Loan Book Failed
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Dominican Republic Investment Hit a Record US$5.03 Billion in 2025
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Walmart de Mexico Freezes Prices on 4,000 Products for 90 Days
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Brazil Online Betting Took About US$12 Billion Net From Households in 2025
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Guyana Oil Take From Stabroek Jumps to 39.8% as Exxon Recovers Its Costs
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Southern Copper Lines Up US$8.2 Billion of Peru Projects Through 2033
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Peru Government Programme Puts Prisons and the Armed Forces at the Centre
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One Miner Plans to Spend US$8.2 Billion in Peru. A Mudslide Has Arequipa Cut Off
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Peru’s New Prime Minister Laid Out His Plan to a Congress That Cannot Vote Him Out
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Peru Asked Mexico to Drop the Visa. Two Weeks Ago They Were Not Speaking
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Two Private Equity Firms Want Amil. The Gap Is US$385 Million and the Hospitals Are Getting Nervous
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Brazil’s Regulator Decides Next Week Whether to Take São Paulo Off Enel
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Brazilians Lost R$62.5 Billion to Betting Last Year. Congress Spent the Week on Tax Arbitration
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Three Polls in Ceará, Three Different Races. Somebody Is Badly Wrong
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Colombia Says Its New Gas Terminal Opens in December. The Ship Is Not Free Until 2027
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Colombia Has Lost Nearly 10,000 Cattle to the Drought, and the Dry Season Has Not Started
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Argentina Reserves Top US$50 Billion as the Central Bank Keeps Buying Dollars
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Argentina Flood Risk Covers 5.5 Million Hectares of Farmland
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Buenos Aires Digital Wallets Face a Provincial Inquiry Into Their Lending
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Mexico Waits on an Argentine Court to Send Back Rear Admiral Farias Laguna
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Mexico Growth Forecast Held at 1.3% as the Region Is Trimmed to 2.2%
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Marcelo Crivella Can Run for Brazil’s Senate After a 4-3 Court Vote
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Mexico Gasoline Price Deal Is Extended for Another Six Months
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BP and Two Gulf Firms Just Took a Venezuelan Gas Field. A Year Ago It Would Have Been Illegal
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Caixa Home Loans Now Count Uber and iFood Earnings as Formal Income
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Brazil Election Security Plan Brings In the Federal Police, Abin and the Armed Forces
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Ecuador’s Mines Just Overtook Its Banana Farms, and the Bananas Are Doing Fine
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A US Court Told the Government Its Aeroméxico Ruling Was Arbitrary. The Alliance Survives
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Chile’s Anonymous Prepaid Lines Are Over. What Happens If You Don’t Register Is Not What You Think
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In One Day, Chad Handed ARISE an Industrial Zone and Took a Chinese Grant
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A Gold Pit Collapsed in Central Africa and Killed Miners From Three Countries
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Colombia Reconstruction Will Follow the 1999 Armenia Model, the Government Says
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Human Rights Watch Says Russia’s Africa Corps Killed Nine Villagers in Mali
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Colombia Economy Grew 3.5% in the Second Quarter, Led by Public Spending
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Zimbabwe’s Mining Exports Doubled. Its Reserves Still Cover 1.7 Months of Imports
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Colombia Tariff Relief Request Goes to Washington After the Earthquake
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Equinor Buys Into a Namibian Block With a Prospect Ready to Drill
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Colombia Labour Rules From the Petro Era Are Scrapped, and Unions Are Angry
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Nigeria’s Biggest Banks Cannot Publish Their Half-Year Accounts Yet
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Chinese Builders Are on Every Package of Ethiopia’s New Airport
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Libya Ties a Company’s Access to Dollars to the Tax It Has Actually Paid
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Gold & Silver Wrap: Mexico, Peru Read the Rally
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Bitcoin Jumps to US$73,033 as Treasury Buybacks Lift Crypto
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Lithium Wrap: Chile SQM Jumps 4.07% on Thursday
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Copper Slips as Chile Supply, China Demand Weigh
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Iron Ore Wrap: Vale Rises While China Steel Falters
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Zinc Wrap: Peru, Brazil Miners Rise on Supply Tightness
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Oil Wrap: USO up 2.77% on Hormuz Supply Risk
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LatAm Steel: Gerdau Falls as China Glut Bites
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Global Economy Briefing — August 21, 2026
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Grains Wrap: Wheat Leads, Soy and Corn Firm
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Brazil AI Plan Puts US$443 Million Into Supercomputers and a National Cloud
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Argentina Economy Grew 2.7% in June While Country Risk Hit a Three-Month High
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Colombia Military High Command Replaced as De la Espriella Orders a Territorial Push
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Bolivia Economy Set to Shrink 3.6% This Year, the Central Bank Says
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New Cuba Sanctions Reach Into Mining and Construction for the First Time This Year
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Ayacucho Earthquake of Magnitude 7.2 Shakes Southern Peru and Is Felt in Lima
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One Infected Cow in Sonora Lands Days Before the US Reopens Its Cattle Border
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Chile Wants Six Million Tonnes of Copper. Right Now It Is Producing Less Each Year
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Snow Has Hit 26,000 Bolivian Families, and a River Took Out a Yungas Town
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Chile’s Foreign Minister Spent Five Days in China Talking About Artificial Intelligence
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Brazil’s Police Opened Five Big Money Cases in a Single Day
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Brazil’s Airlines Have Just Had Their Busiest Seven Months Ever
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A Spanish Builder Walked Off Chile’s Bridges and Left 50 Small Firms Unpaid
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Colombia Israel Visa Waiver Returns From 1 September, 14 Months After It Was Scrapped
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Chile’s Main Stock Index Changes Hands, and Gains a Member on 1 September
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Colombia’s Own Economists Have Given Up on Cheaper Money This Year
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OXXO Is 292 Shops Away From Its 25,000th Store in Mexico
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Two New Polls Just Redrew the Governor Races in Ceará and Pará
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Prosecutors Raided the Maker of Baly, Brazil’s Cheapest Energy Drink
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Is Peru’s Business Confidence Really at a 15-Year High? Not Quite
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US Military Staff Can Now Enter Ecuador Without a Visa or Permit
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TarcĂsio Defends Brazil’s Voting Machines and Backs Court Impeachments
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Bladex Lends US$125 Million to Argentina’s First LNG Export Project
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Argentina’s Deputy Economy Minister Says Inflation Is No Longer the Problem
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Ecuador Wants Guayaquil Wired Straight Into the Port of Shanghai
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A Peruvian Judge Just Dropped 14 Ex-Officials From a Pipeline Case
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Peru Wants Its Army to Fight Gangs. It Does Not Have the Law Yet
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Casas Bahia Has Filed for Court Protection Owing 17 Billion Reais. Banco do Brasil Is In for 2.9 Billion of It
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Brazil’s Meal Voucher Market Is Worth 150 Billion Reais a Year, and Two More Banks Just Walked In
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Colombia Formally Charges the Man Who Ran Its State Oil Company Until Last Month
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Vale Says Fixing Brazil’s Permit System Is Worth 1.3 Trillion Reais. It Also Wants a Mineral Washington Is Chasing
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Brazil Bank Strike Shuts Branches as the Six-Day Week Bill Advances
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A Show About a Girl, a Grandmother and a Magic Box Plays Mexico City Twice on Saturday
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Mexico City Is Rebuilding Buenavista for Trains That Do Not Run Yet
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Free Coffee Tastings in Sao Jose on Saturday, and It Is Not the Sao Jose You Think
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Belo Horizonte Is Honouring Nelson Freire This Week, and Two Nights Remain
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Abel Pintos Has Never Played the Gran Rex. In November He Plays It Five Times
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Three Generations of Mendoza Rock Share One Stage Next Friday
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Curitiba Closes a Street on Saturday and Turns It Into a Piece of France
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Lima Gets an 80-Brand Gourmet Fair Next Saturday, and Entry Is Under Five Dollars
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Montaner’s Farewell Tour Opened Its Second Leg With Four Straight Sell-Outs
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Brazil Blocks Health Insurer Hapvida From Repricing 947,000 Plans
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Lulinha: Brazil Prosecutor Wants Lula’s Son Probes Out of Top Court
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Creamfields Argentina 2026: The Lineup, and US$138 All In
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The Chiles en Nogada Origin Story Historians No Longer Accept
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Xuna: A Michelin-Starred Chef’s Mexico City Menu From US$88
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A Culture-Heavy Weekend in CĂłrdoba, From About US$3 a Seat
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Free Circus in Recife: The Mostra de Circo Plays Its Last Weekend
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Car-Free Streets in Rio: How Residents Get Theirs Closed on Sundays
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Iberia Keeps Madrid–Havana Flights Grounded Until July 2027
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Brazil’s Dario Durigan Pledges a Fiscal Squeeze if Lula Wins Again
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