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LATINtalk headline articles
NAFTA Brings "Exponential Benefit" to Americas Trading Partners, But Critics Still Want it EliminatedWhat are the implications of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) nearly two decades after the trade pact's implementation? While opponents of the agreement press for its end, others defend its necessity and success ... Read on
VAT Withholding in Mexico on Maquiladora Transfers to Mexican Parties Documented With Virtual PedimentosThe 5th Amendment to the Foreign Trade General Rules for 2010 ("FTGR") was published on June 30 in the Official Gazette, which includes important changes to the rules applicable to Certified companies operating under a Maquiladora program ... Read on
UK Bribe Act Impacts Latin AmericaBritain's new Bribery Act will have a significant impact on doing business in Latin America. Britain's Bribery Act -- what some legal analysts have called "the most drastic and far-reaching anti-bribery measure in the world" ... Read on
Expat guide to Brazil: health careRead on
Analysis: Brazil's middle-class economic miracle at riskRead on
European manufacturers are turning to Mexico for NAFTA manufacturing, according to a newly published whitepaperRead on
Latin America: Brazil Leads Compensation CostsRead on
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LATINtalk automotive articles
Mercosur and Mexico auto industry agree to jointly compete with AsiaMercosur and Mexico signed an agreement which virtually liberates all bilateral auto industry trade and opens prospects for joint undertakings world wide. The event took place in Montevideo, administrative capital of Mercosur. Read on
Chinese cars beating BrazilChinese automakers are targeting cost-conscious consumers in Brazil, taking sales from GM, Fiat and Ford. As the second-largest emerging market after China and the fifth-biggest car market, Brazil is key for ... Read on
Chinese Carmakers Eye BrazilChinese automakers want to capture a slice of the world's fourth-largest car market. When the Chinese government unveiled its five-year economic plan in March, it told companies to "go out," pushing them to invest ... Read on
Brazil to encourage local car manufacturing as China feels the pressureChinese auto-makers, who export their vehicles, are feeling the pressure from Brazil's auto import substitution policy, which may accelerate Chinese plans to make cars locally in brazil. The positive factor is that Brazil ... Read on
Mexico's Manufacturing Continues to Grow: Auto production, steel lead expansionManufacturing in Mexico continues to grow in 2011 with both new and existing companies expanding operations across various sectors, most notably record-breaking numbers in auto production and vehicle exports ... Read on
Mexican automobile sales up 11.5 percent in AugustRead on
Brazil increases tax on cars with high content of imported componentsRead on
Uruguay alert to the extent of Brazil recent measures on auto importsRead on
Mexico's Automotive Manufacturing Expands Despite Lackluster Sales in the U.S.Read on
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Latin America Update: global headlines
Below are the latest headlines from around the world featuring articles on Latin America. To read articles below, please click here.
Brazil Moves to Protect Local Carmakers
Source: Wall Street Journal
Mexico Auto Output At Record Pace On US, Latin America Sales
Source: Wall Street Journal
Car parts makers: Vehicle-buying surge in Brazil fuels component sector
Source: Financial Times
Japanese lead in Mexico; where next?
Source: Automotive News
China Paving Brazil Silk Road With Hard-to-Beat Prices: Cars
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Rio or São Paulo? For the first time in decades, Brazil's Marvellous City looks attractive for business
Source: The Economist
China's Jac Motors suspends project to build car factory in Brazil
Source: Macauhub
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LATINtalk September edition - additional articles
To read all of the following September articles, please click here. - Latin America: World-Class Potential- Mexico City on the move- Latin America and the Caribbean's Long-Term Growth: Made in China?- Capital confidence barometer: Brazil- Brazilian Manufacturing Sector Contracts Further In August- Brazil's August unemployment stable at 6% in tight labour market- Gartner's Dreyfuss says Brazil Made 'Fatal Mistake' Trying to Compete with India- Setting Up a Business in Colombia- Sao Paulo joins top 10 priciest cities for expatsTo read all LATINtalk September edition articles, please click here. |
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"Most-read" articles from the August edition of the LATINtalk eJournal
Country Report: How Safe is Mexico?Read onBrazil Becomes Fourth Largest Car Market, But High Capacity Utilisation Could Halt Further ProgressRead onAuto parts production in Mexico soarsRead onMexico To Unveil $1.5 Billion Investment In Auto SectorRead onMexico gets helping hand from costlier China laborRead on
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