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Latin America 2026: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

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By John Price
| Latinvex
The best and worst countries in Latin America and the Caribbean this year. BY JOHN PRICE Homegrown political transformation, record metals prices, the energy sector, and yes, Donald Trump, are all playing a role in shaping the economic opportunities to be found in Latin America this year. Compared to the last time we evaluated LatAm markets (2024) using our proprietary index, the most improved performer is clearly Argentina.
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Venezuela: An Ounce of Euphoria, A Ton of Uncertainty

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By John Price
| Latinvex
A closer look at the aftermath of Operation Absolute Resolve. BY JOHN PRICE For a country that has spent a decade living inside a slow-motion collapse, Venezuela’s weekend shock landed like a thunderclap: Nicolás Maduro, the face of chavismo’s long aftermath, was removed in a U.S. operation now being publicly branded—by its supporters, at least—as “Operation Absolute Resolve.” The name is pure Washington theater. The consequences, however, are Venezuela’s reality.
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Latin America: Canada’s Quiet Retreat

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By John Price
| Latinvex
How Canada lost its leadership role in Latin America, and how to get it back. BY JOHN PRICE For a generation, Canada punched above its weight in Latin America. It brokered trade deals, convened presidents, financed infrastructure, and branded itself as a pragmatic, rules-based partner. Today, Canada is still present—but no longer central. Over the past decade, Ottawa’s retreat from the region has been subtle, bureaucratic, and largely unannounced.
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