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Public institutions, business leaders and industry experts from Europe and Latin America met in Brussels to deepen cooperation on sustainable agriculture, innovation, food security and international trade.
Founded by experienced legal professionals Alfonso Carrillo and Jorge Perujo, Mirlo aims to support companies and investors operating across Spain and Latin America with a cross-border legal advisory model.
Mexico is reinforcing its role as one of the world's leading manufacturing and logistics platforms by leveraging its trade agreements with North America and the European Union to attract investment and expand global supply chains.
Business leaders, government officials and international organizations met in Madrid to promote deeper economic cooperation between OECD countries and Latin America ahead of the next Ibero-American Summit.
Germany has become the first European Union member state to ratify the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, reinforcing political support for one of the world's largest free trade partnerships and sending a strong signal in favor of deeper economic integration with Latin America.
The German automotive giant is reportedly preparing a sweeping restructuring plan that could affect thousands of jobs and several production facilities as it adapts to the electric vehicle transition and intensifying global competition.
As heatwaves become more frequent across Europe, millions of workers in outdoor and high-temperature occupations face growing health risks, productivity losses and economic disruption.
European institutions are promoting a strategy centered on investment, economic cooperation and private-sector development as a long-term path to support Haiti's recovery and sustainable growth.
Portugal has added hundreds of ultra-high-net-worth individuals over the past five years, reinforcing its position as one of Europe's most attractive destinations for international investors, entrepreneurs and wealthy families.
Spain is consolidating its position as one of Europe’s fastest-growing technology hubs, supported by artificial intelligence, venture capital and a new generation of scaleups.
Companies entering Latin America often focus on the most visible markets, but data-driven strategies are revealing overlooked opportunities beyond traditional business hubs.
The growing interest emerged during a business mission in Bogotá, where Canary Islands officials showcased the archipelago's strategic location, tax advantages and international business ecosystem as a launchpad for Latin American firms seeking expansion into Europe.
The French logistics group is strengthening its European footprint by acquiring a majority stake in German logistics provider Schaefflein, reinforcing consolidation trends across the continent's supply chain sector.
The streaming platform is introducing artificial intelligence-driven advertising formats in Europe and Latin America, signaling a new phase in the evolution of digital media, personalized marketing and connected TV.
Companies that succeed across multiple regions are increasingly those capable of balancing global consistency with local regulations, consumer preferences and cultural expectations.
The new European initiative aims to transform agricultural residues and renewable biological resources into high-value products, reinforcing the EU's circular economy and climate objectives.
Small and medium-sized enterprises remain the backbone of Spain's economy, but improving logistics, digitalization and supply chain efficiency will be essential to sustain future growth.
The German sports car manufacturer is rolling out a new retail strategy across Latin America, transforming traditional dealerships into lifestyle destinations designed to strengthen customer engagement and brand loyalty.
A new OECD assessment says Slovakia has the potential to achieve stronger long-term growth but must improve fiscal sustainability, increase labor market participation and accelerate structural reforms.
As economic ties between Europe and Latin America continue to expand, Serbia is seeking a more active role in connecting businesses, institutions and investment opportunities across both regions.
The European Union and Brazil are accelerating cooperation in digital technologies, cybersecurity and connectivity, reinforcing one of the most strategic technology partnerships between Europe and Latin America.
Major European corporations are expanding large-scale industrial and energy projects across Asia, underscoring the strategic importance of China and India in global manufacturing, infrastructure and energy transition plans.
The European Parliament has endorsed the development of the digital euro, a project designed to strengthen Europe's financial sovereignty, reduce dependence on foreign payment networks and modernize the region's digital economy.
The European travel technology company is accelerating growth across Latin America, betting that subscription-based services will become an increasingly important part of the region's digital travel economy.
A growing majority of Italian companies operating in Spain expect business expansion in 2026, reinforcing the Iberian country's position as one of Europe's most attractive destinations for foreign investment.
The low-cost carrier turned down a multi-billion-euro acquisition proposal, signaling confidence in its long-term strategy and highlighting renewed investor interest in Europe's aviation industry.
The Portuguese airline is expanding its presence in South America as demand for travel, business links and tourism between Europe and Latin America continues to grow.
Rising temperatures are no longer just an environmental concern. Across Europe, heatwaves are increasingly affecting productivity, infrastructure, energy systems and public finances, creating significant economic costs for governments and businesses.
A growing number of high-net-worth individuals are relocating within Europe, creating new winners and losers in the competition for investment, entrepreneurship and private capital.
More than 300 scientific papers will be presented at one of the mining industry's most influential global gatherings, highlighting how technology, artificial intelligence and sustainability are reshaping the sector.
The new facility in Chile highlights the growing role of battery energy storage systems in supporting renewable power expansion across Latin America and strengthening energy security.
The Swedish group strengthens its Latin American footprint with a deal focused on security services, cash logistics and regional business expansion.
Growing global demand for battery materials is driving renewed interest in Argentina's lithium sector, where major players are looking to accelerate development and expand production capacity.
Trade, investment and innovation are taking center stage as Switzerland and Mexico seek to strengthen one of the most dynamic economic relationships between Europe and Latin America.
Madrid once again positioned itself as a strategic meeting point between Europe and Latin America during Latam Days 2026, an event that brought together investors, multinational companies, legal experts and financial institutions to discuss the growing flow of capital between the two regions.
New requirements are reshaping access to Europe’s food market, where traceability, certification and sanitary standards now carry growing commercial weight.
Brent and WTI fell to their lowest levels since the beginning of the conflict after Washington and Tehran signed an interim agreement. Markets are now pricing in a gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a possible recovery in Iranian crude exports.
European manufacturers are increasingly deploying artificial intelligence to improve productivity, reduce costs and strengthen competitiveness. From food processing and agriculture to advanced manufacturing and logistics, AI is becoming a key pillar of Europe's industrial strategy as the continent seeks to close the innovation gap with the United States and China.
The initiative is expected to have significant implications for investors, financial institutions and companies operating across the EU.
The project could strengthen Brazil’s position in global battery supply chains and help meet growing demand from the electric vehicle and energy storage industries.
Colombia is moving forward with the development of a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal on its Caribbean coast, a project designed to enhance energy security, support growing demand and improve supply flexibility.
The company’s API-first software platform allows retailers, energy companies and parking operators to integrate EV charging directly into existing apps, payment systems and business services.
Argentina’s energy champion YPF and Tesla are exploring a strategic collaboration that could reshape the country's energy landscape. The discussions focus on electric vehicle charging networks and battery storage systems, two sectors expected to become central pillars of Argentina’s energy transition and its integration into global clean-technology value chains.
Chile is looking beyond copper and lithium as it seeks to strengthen its position in global supply chains for advanced technologies.
Energy Transition Minerals (ETM) is accelerating its search for new mining opportunities in Spain while awaiting the outcome of a long-running dispute over its flagship rare earth project in Greenland. The move highlights Europe's growing urgency to secure domestic supplies of critical minerals essential for electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies and industrial competitiveness.
The announcement of a framework agreement between the United States and Iran has eased immediate fears of a prolonged energy crisis, sending oil and gas prices lower.
A potential escalation in trade tensions between the United States and France could reshape the global wine market and create new opportunities for producers across Latin America.
Argentina’s mining industry recorded a strong increase in exports during the first four months of 2026, driven by rising international demand for gold, silver and lithium, reinforcing the sector’s position as one of the country’s most important sources of foreign currency and investment.
While global markets continue to navigate economic uncertainty, a select group of European companies has delivered exceptional returns in 2026.
Following the recent improvement in Argentina’s sovereign credit profile, S&P Global Ratings has upgraded eight of the country’s leading companies, signaling growing confidence in key sectors including energy, infrastructure, telecommunications and transportation.
LATAM Cargo is expanding its role in connecting northern Chile’s mining sector with European markets, reinforcing supply chains that support one of the world’s most important sources of critical minerals for the energy transition.
The European Union and Guatemala have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening political dialogue, trade, investment and security cooperation following a new round of bilateral consultations in Brussels, highlighting growing ties between Europe and Central America.
Argentina and France have agreed to expand their bilateral air transport framework, opening the door to increased flight frequencies, improved connectivity and new opportunities for tourism, business travel and trade between Europe and Latin America.
The European Union is preparing to unveil its first-ever electrification target while deepening cooperation with Mercosur on renewable energy, hydrogen, critical minerals and strategic supply chains. The move reflects Brussels’ push to strengthen energy security and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels.
As geopolitical tensions reshape global trade and investment flows, Latin America is positioning itself as a strategic partner for Europe and the United States, promoting a new Atlantic alliance focused on economic cooperation, energy security, critical minerals and democratic values.
A new group of Chilean startups is strengthening its international presence by participating in two of the world’s most influential innovation events, reinforcing Chile’s position as one of Latin America’s leading technology ecosystems.
European development finance institutions are supporting sustainable agribusiness in Latin America through a €7.9 million financing package aimed at expanding circular dairy production and environmental innovation in Colombia.
Farmers and cooperatives across Latin America are calling on the European Union to adopt a more tailored approach to sustainability regulations, arguing that current requirements risk creating barriers for small producers despite shared environmental objectives.
Rising jet fuel prices are significantly impacting the global aviation sector, with industry forecasts suggesting that a large portion of expected airline profits could be erased as carriers confront higher operating costs and growing geopolitical uncertainty.
While Nvidia continues to dominate headlines in the artificial intelligence sector, a growing group of European companies is delivering strong stock market performance as investors seek exposure to AI infrastructure, software, semiconductors and digital transformation.
Argentina is seeking to deepen economic relations with the United Kingdom through a potential trade agreement that would create a new framework for bilateral commerce and investment for the first time since the 1982 Falklands/Malvinas conflict.
Mexico and Poland are exploring new opportunities to deepen economic cooperation, with both countries looking to increase bilateral trade, strengthen investment flows and expand collaboration across strategic industries.
The eurozone economy recorded a 0.2% contraction in the first quarter of 2026, highlighting the challenges facing European policymakers as weak industrial activity, geopolitical uncertainty and slower investment weigh on growth.
Peru is seeking to attract greater European participation in infrastructure, energy, transportation and public-private partnership projects by presenting a portfolio of 92 investment opportunities valued at more than $34.7 billion.
Belgium’s Jan De Nul and Argentina’s Servimagnus have been recommended for the concession of the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway, one of South America’s most important trade corridors and a critical route for Mercosur exports.
The EU and Argentina reviewed a broad bilateral agenda in Buenos Aires, with focus on trade, investment, energy, mining, security cooperation, space collaboration and the implementation of the EU–Mercosur Agreement.
The German shipping group strengthens its presence in Latin America through a joint venture in Brazil that will develop a major container terminal designed to boost regional connectivity and support growing trade flows.
EU officials say Argentina is strategically positioned to attract long-term mining capital, with critical minerals, Global Gateway financing and geopolitical supply diversification driving European interest.
Bitcoin has suffered a sharp correction, falling more than 25% over the past month as long-term investors take profits, market sentiment weakens and traders reassess expectations for the cryptocurrency sector.
European countries are increasingly competing to attract foreign direct investment, with factors such as innovation, infrastructure, talent and regulatory stability becoming decisive in the race to secure international capital.
Brussels is accelerating efforts to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty through new investments, industrial policies and innovation initiatives aimed at reducing reliance on foreign technology providers in critical sectors.
Private banking experts are witnessing a significant shift in investment preferences among Latin American high-net-worth individuals, with Spain emerging as a preferred destination for wealth management, residency and international diversification.
A new direct air connection between Latin America and Belgium marks a significant milestone for tourism, business travel and economic ties, strengthening connectivity between the two regions after a quarter-century absence.
Consumer prices across the eurozone climbed to their highest level since 2023, complicating the European Central Bank’s monetary policy outlook and prompting investors to reassess expectations for future interest rate decisions.
International Partnership Aims to Accelerate Maritime Decarbonization and Sustainable Trade Routes
Region Gains Strategic Importance as Global Powers Reassess Trade, Energy and Supply Chains.
The merged company will support Europe’s shift toward mandatory digital invoicing and e-reporting
Choose France Summit Highlights Growing Investor Confidence in Europe’s Second-Largest Economy
From Atlantic Launch Sites to Satellite Technology, Portugal Expands Its Role in the Global Space Industry
Panathēnea 2026 Highlights the Need for More Scaleups, Investment and Technological Leadership
Industry Leaders Gather to Discuss Regulation, Infrastructure and the Future of Sustainable Transport
EU Investors and Businesses Strengthen Ties as Trade and Investment Opportunities Grow
French Shipping Giant Strengthens Position in South America’s Fast-Growing Logistics Market.
European equity markets posted broad weekly gains as investors welcomed improving corporate outlooks, resilient economic data and renewed confidence in risk assets despite ongoing geopolitical and inflation concerns.
Infrastructure Giant Looks to Expand Project Pipeline in Energy, Transport and Water Sectors
London Supply Highlights Growth Opportunities in Latin America’s Travel Retail Industry
The European Commission’s tool tracks startup and scaleup performance across Europe, highlighting how innovation, capital access and high-growth companies are becoming central to competitiveness.
Climate and ESG Investors Pressure Europe to Preserve Arctic Fossil Fuel Moratorium
Europe’s Aerospace Sector Evaluates Impact of Possible SpaceX Public Offering
The event will gather business angels, venture capital funds, founders and policymakers in Lithuania on June 1–2, with a programme focused on defence, deeptech, cleantech, biotech and Europe’s strategic resilience.
Foreign Investment in Portugal Accelerates as Real Estate, Technology and Renewable Energy Drive Growth
The fintech company is accelerating growth in international payment solutions as demand rises for faster and more integrated financial services connecting Europe and Latin America.
The Mexican industrial hub continues attracting European investment as companies seek strategic manufacturing and nearshoring opportunities in North America.
The European Investment Bank is preparing more than €3 billion in operations to support Mexico’s energy transition, private investment and deeper EU–Mexico economic integration.
The Spanish renewable energy company is accelerating its international growth strategy with increased investment focused on solar energy, battery storage and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Investor interest is returning to selected European equities as companies with strong insider ownership show growth potential across fitness, consulting and digital banking.
Europe’s largest gas supplier is reinforcing offshore production as energy security returns to the center of the continent’s economic and industrial strategy.
The project positions Brazil at the center of Latin America’s emerging sustainable aviation fuel industry as global demand for cleaner aviation accelerates.
Steel producers across Latin America are increasingly adopting environmental certifications and sustainability standards as global markets demand lower-carbon industrial supply chains.
The French mobility platform continues accelerating international growth as shared transportation gains relevance across Europe and Latin America.
The Spanish infrastructure and renewable energy group strengthens its presence in Latin America with a major sanitation contract aimed at expanding water and wastewater services in Brazil.
The updated agreement strengthens economic ties between Europe and Mexico as both sides seek greater trade diversification and long-term strategic cooperation.
Rising energy costs linked to the Iran conflict are expected to keep inflation elevated and slow economic growth across Europe through at least 2027.
Analysts see consolidation, pricing power and stronger profitability reshaping Europe’s aviation sector as weaker carriers struggle to compete.
Argentina’s egg industry is experiencing historic export growth as rising European demand creates new opportunities for the country’s agribusiness sector.
Mergers and acquisitions across Latin America are accelerating in 2026, signaling renewed investor confidence in the region amid improving economic conditions and rising strategic interest from international companies.
Madrid is set to become the first city in the European Union to introduce robotaxi services backed by major mobility platforms, marking a new phase in autonomous urban transportation.
The German chemical distribution group is deepening its collaboration with Dutch specialty chemicals company Nouryon in Brazil as demand grows across industrial and manufacturing sectors in Latin America.
The French HR and payroll consulting group continues its international expansion strategy with a new acquisition aimed at strengthening operations across Latin America.
Guatemala is seeking to strengthen its role as a commercial and geopolitical bridge between Europe and Latin America amid shifting global supply chains and growing European interest in the region.
The Belgian infrastructure giant is positioned as the strongest candidate in the bidding process for one of South America’s most strategic logistics corridors.
The updated agreement introduces a new mechanism for investor–state disputes, reinforcing trade, investment and regulatory cooperation between Europe and Mexico.
The bank’s latest Europe earnings monitor points to stronger momentum across semiconductors, banks, insurers, industrials and telecom infrastructure.
Two Belgian infrastructure giants are competing for one of South America’s most important logistics contracts as Argentina prepares a new chapter for the Paraná-Paraguay waterway.
The French automaker is developing the Renault Niagara pickup specifically for Latin America, highlighting the region’s growing strategic importance for global automotive expansion and emerging-market vehicle design.
The Spanish banking group is strengthening support for companies looking to expand into Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay as Europe–South America trade ties gain momentum.
Mexico is deepening its commercial relationship with the European Union as companies and policymakers seek alternatives to potential tariff risks linked to future U.S. trade policy shifts.
The German reinsurance group is merging regional operations across emerging markets as the insurance industry adapts to rising global risks, climate pressures and international growth opportunities.
Paraguay is intensifying efforts to secure fuel logistics and energy supply as the Paraná-Paraguay waterway becomes increasingly critical for regional trade, exports and infrastructure development.
The Spanish airline is expanding its role in transatlantic aviation as demand for travel, tourism and business links between Europe and Latin America continues to grow.
Italian institutions invited Paraguayan business leaders to Genoa for a country presentation event aimed at strengthening trade, investment and economic cooperation between Europe and South America.
The accounting and consulting firm continues its international growth strategy by opening a new office in the Netherlands, strengthening its footprint across Europe’s financial and business markets.
The technology group is seeking new opportunities in Latin America’s thermal energy sector as countries across the region prioritize grid stability, energy security and flexible power generation.
The B2B event in Militello in Val di Catania connects Sicilian wine, olive oil and premium food producers with international buyers from around the world, including Argentina and Latin America.
The Italian airline is entering a new stage within Lufthansa Group, strengthening Europe’s aviation consolidation strategy and reinforcing connectivity between Europe and Latin America.
Madrid reinforces its commitment to deepening relations with the Dominican Republic, underscoring investment, trade and cooperation as key pillars in Spain’s engagement with Latin America and the Caribbean.
Producers are calling for stronger investment and export support to expand whiskey sales across Latin America, where premium spirits consumption continues to rise.
Fenin is promoting a cross-regional healthcare technology alliance designed to strengthen innovation, medical infrastructure and business cooperation between Europe and Latin America.
The Spanish telecom giant posted a net loss in the first quarter as it advances its strategy to reduce exposure in Latin America and focus on core markets in Europe and Brazil.
The beverage giant is expanding its portfolio in Argentina through the arrival of Spain’s Estrella Galicia, signaling a stronger push into the premium beer segment and changing consumption trends in Latin America.
The company is building a construction operating system powered by AI and automation, targeting one of the world’s largest and least digitized industries.
The European Parliament backed a ban on Brazilian meat imports over food safety concerns, adding new tension to EU–Mercosur trade relations just days after the agreement entered provisional application.
The Spanish clean energy company strengthens its Latin American expansion with new non-recourse financing for Monte Águila, reinforcing Chile’s role as a strategic hub for solar power and battery storage.
A new agreement with the Portuguese-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce aims to connect Latin America, Europe and MENA through investment, innovation and cross-border business expansion.
The Paris-based skincare company is preparing to enter Brazil and the United States from 2027, reinforcing Latin America’s role in the global beauty and dermocosmetics market.
The IPO marks a new stage for the Spanish industrial and energy engineering company as infrastructure, energy transition and international expansion continue to attract investor interest.
The 27 EU member states approved the signing of the modernized EU–Mexico Global Agreement, opening the way for deeper trade, investment and strategic cooperation.
The Ecuadorian pharmaceutical company is consolidating its corporate identity across international markets as part of a broader strategy focused on regional integration, innovation and global positioning.
The Swiss commodities group is accelerating its strategy in Argentina’s copper sector as global demand for critical minerals continues to rise alongside the energy transition.
Christine Lagarde warned that euro stablecoins could weaken monetary policy and financial stability, arguing that Europe should build its own digital financial infrastructure instead of following the US model.
The deal strengthens the growing agribusiness connection between Spain and Argentina, as European food groups seek strategic positioning in Latin America’s protein sector.
The Spanish footwear company is strengthening its international strategy with a focus on Italy, Mexico and Latin America, aiming to reach €90 million in GMV by 2027.
High-net-worth individuals across Latin America are increasingly relocating assets outside the region, reshaping global private banking, investment flows and wealth management strategies.
The Italian industrial group presented advanced technologies for alcohol-free wine production in Mendoza, highlighting the transformation of the global wine industry and the growing low-alcohol beverage market.
Industry leaders are positioning tourism as a strategic economic bridge between Spain and Latin America, focusing on investment, sustainability and long-term business opportunities across the sector.
The planned reopening of the Casposo mine reinforces San Juan’s growing role in Argentina’s mining expansion, as global demand for gold, silver and critical minerals continues to rise.
The lifestyle and beauty brand celebrates its 10th anniversary with a strategic move into Spain, using Madrid as its entry point into the European market.
The Madrid Chamber of Commerce is accompanying seven companies to Mexico, reinforcing the country’s role as a strategic market for Spanish firms seeking growth in Latin America.
Latin Americans abroad sent around €148 billion home in 2025, while digital platforms are reshaping a market long dominated by legacy money transfer companies.
Rome and Brasília are strengthening cooperation in biofuels, positioning the partnership as a strategic bridge between Europe’s decarbonization goals and Brazil’s leadership in renewable energy production.
The acquisition of CK Hutchison’s 49% stake gives Vodafone full ownership of the UK’s largest mobile operator, reinforcing consolidation across Europe’s telecom sector and accelerating its 5G strategy.
The country’s mining sector is gaining momentum, driven by lithium, copper and gold, positioning Argentina as a key supplier in the global energy transition.
In a tougher investment climate, raising capital depends less on big ideas and more on real traction, clear business models, and scalable growth.
The European fintech company strengthens its presence in Latin America through a long-term agreement aimed at scaling payment processing capabilities across the region.
Argentina’s yerba mate industry is expanding in Spain through retail partnerships, quality certifications and new product formats, turning a cultural habit into a growing Europe–Latin America consumer business.
The investment highlights Latin America’s growing role as a strategic hub for European manufacturing, as companies scale production, modernize facilities and strengthen supply chains.
The European eyewear brand is accelerating its growth strategy in Latin America, targeting Peru as a key market amid rising demand for optical retail and consumer goods.
The entry into force of the EU–Mercosur agreement is expected to benefit key Spanish companies with strong exposure to Latin America, while reshaping investment strategies across sectors.
The Peruvian fintech platform is scaling its international reach, enabling money transfers to new destinations and strengthening digital payment corridors between Latin America and Europe.
A new memorandum between Banco Português de Fomento and Argentina’s Federal Investment Council strengthens Portugal’s role as a bridge between Europe and South America as the EU–Mercosur agreement gains momentum.
A new round of US tariffs targeting European automobiles threatens to intensify trade frictions, with potential ripple effects across global supply chains and the EU’s industrial strategy.
The provisional application of the EU–Mercosur agreement opens a market of more than 700 million people, cutting tariffs and reshaping trade between Europe and South America amid global fragmentation.
The Spanish UAV company plans to raise capital and open a production facility in Chile by late 2027, positioning the country as a regional hub for advanced drone manufacturing, defense, security and disaster response.
The European Union will begin applying the Mercosur trade agreement provisionally from May 1, aiming to support exporters, diversify supply chains and strengthen ties with South America amid rising US trade pressure.
The European Union and Mercosur have started provisional application of their long-awaited trade agreement, creating one of the world’s largest commercial areas and reshaping business ties between Europe and South America.
Rome is strengthening its economic presence in Latin America, positioning itself to benefit from growing trade flows and the potential implementation of the EU–Mercosur agreement.
Spain’s logistics sector is increasingly relying on Latin American workers as demographic pressure, e-commerce growth and labor shortages reshape hiring strategies across transport and warehouse operations.
The workforce solutions company is entering the European market through its Iberian platform, targeting labor shortages and growing demand for cross-border recruitment.
The long-negotiated trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur is emerging as a key geopolitical and economic tool as global trade becomes more fragmented.
The European Commission president is placing competitiveness, energy security and regulatory simplification at the center of the EU agenda, with trade agreements such as Mercosur and Mexico framed as tools to reduce external dependencies.
Regional leaders are calling for deeper engagement with the European Union as Latin America looks to balance global power dynamics and expand strategic partnerships.
The legal finance platform secures fresh capital to scale litigation funding in Latin America and expand into Europe, highlighting growing investor interest in alternative assets and legal tech.
A growing number of European equities are trading below estimated fair value, drawing investor interest as markets reassess growth prospects and valuation gaps.
The deal strengthens Cox’s position in Mexico’s energy market and reflects continued European investment in Latin America’s power and infrastructure sectors.
A business forum in Prato highlights growing economic links between Italy and Latin America, with a focus on investment, entrepreneurship and cross-border collaboration.
A series of European Union food safety alerts on Argentine agricultural products is increasing pressure on exporters and highlighting the growing impact of regulation on global agri-trade.
Elevated interest rates and currency stability are keeping Latin America in focus for carry trade strategies, as global investors seek yield in emerging markets despite rising volatility.
A new concept promoted by CEAPI reflects how companies from Spain and Latin America are increasingly operating as integrated cross-regional players, reshaping investment flows, corporate strategy and global expansion.
The European Union and the European Investment Bank (EIB) are mobilizing €1.3 billion to support private sector growth, SMEs and sustainable investment across partner countries, with strong implications for Latin America.
Los últimos resultados de Holcim muestran que América Latina se está convirtiendo en un motor clave de crecimiento para el grupo suizo de materiales de construcción, ya que las adquisiciones, la demanda de infraestructura, las herramientas digitales y la construcción de bajo carbono compensan la menor dinámica en Europa.
The European Union and international partners have unveiled a major green finance initiative aimed at unlocking up to €20 billion in investment for sustainable infrastructure, reinforcing Europe’s leadership in climate finance and expanding opportunities across emerging markets.
Latin America’s artificial intelligence (AI) market is expanding rapidly, driven by data center investment and digital transformation, but energy constraints, connectivity gaps and regulatory challenges continue to limit scalability.
Asturex led a mission of five Asturian companies to Hannover Messe 2026, using the fair to strengthen business links in metalworking, automation and industrial technology with one of the region’s key export markets.
A new agreement will bring the Erasmus student exchange programme back to the UK, reconnecting British universities with the European Union and strengthening long-term talent and business links.
The data management specialist is entering Latin America with a new regional leadership team, betting that multinational brands will need more structured, AI-ready market intelligence across one of the world’s most complex retail environments.
The Madrid-based credit technology group says it grew 26% in 2025 after integrating new operations in France and Germany, consolidating its global identity under the Ubimia brand and deepening its focus on recurring revenue and AI governance.
A growing share of European investors say access to cryptocurrencies could influence their choice of bank, signaling rising pressure on traditional financial institutions to expand digital asset services.
Stability, regulatory transparency and international integration are reinforcing Uruguay’s role as a gateway for European capital entering Latin America.
Embraer is using Hannover Messe 2026 to showcase aerospace innovation, sustainability initiatives and startup collaboration, reinforcing Brazil’s effort to position itself as more than a commodities player in Europe.
Mexico is presenting a national industrial pavilion at Hannover Messe 2026, combining federal and state-level promotion to attract investment in manufacturing, automation, logistics and energy.
From May 19 to 21, Brussels will bring together policymakers, mining companies, startups and investors to accelerate innovation and supply chain integration in critical raw materials.
Rising demand for raw materials and higher prices are putting Latin America’s commodity exporters back in focus, with implications for global markets and Europe’s supply chains.
Brazil’s prominent role at Hannover Messe 2026 highlights growing industrial cooperation with Europe, as companies showcase innovation in manufacturing, energy, and digital transformation.
A new round of analyst upgrades and stronger traffic figures are putting LATAM Airlines back in focus, as the region’s biggest carrier expands international routes and strengthens its position across South America and Europe.
Europe’s flagship industrial fair will spotlight artificial intelligence, battery production, and advanced automation, while a Germany-backed investment initiative seeks to channel more than €800 billion into the country by 2028.
Spain will take on a leading role at Hannover Messe as a partner country, using the platform to showcase its industrial capabilities and attract investment in key sectors such as energy, technology, and advanced manufacturing.
The anniversary of the treaty that laid the foundations of the European Union highlights how economic integration, trade, and regulation have evolved into a global business platform with growing links to Latin America.
Berlin and Brasília want to sharply expand bilateral trade, using Hannover Messe to deepen cooperation in digital industry, raw materials and renewable energy at a time when the EU–Mercosur deal is moving closer to provisional application.
The German logistics group is posting record results on the Asia–Latin America corridor, underscoring how European operators are using regional scale in Latin America to compete in the world’s fastest-growing trade lanes.
The San Sebastián Festival launches its 15th Co-Production Forum, inviting European and Latin American projects to connect with investors, producers, and global platforms in one of the industry’s key transatlantic meeting points.
Italy showcases the global strength of its industrial and luxury sectors, as exports and brand value position “Made in Italy” as a key pillar of Europe’s economic outreach.
The war in the Middle East is having a more limited direct energy impact on Latin America than on other emerging regions, but higher fuel costs are feeding inflation and complicating monetary policy across the continent.
The new agreement eliminates double taxation between Argentina and Austria, aiming to facilitate investment flows, reduce fiscal barriers, and strengthen economic ties between Europe and Latin America.
The European Commission is preparing a major overhaul of merger control rules to enable the creation of larger companies capable of competing with U.S. and Chinese giants.
The Chilean SaaS company is acquiring Spanish CMMS pioneer TCMAN, strengthening its presence in Europe and accelerating the integration of Latin American industrial tech into global markets.
Instacart’s acquisition of Instaleap gives the U.S. group a stronger foothold with grocery retailers across Europe and Latin America, turning a Colombian platform into a bridge for global retail technology expansion.
The Spanish airline is increasing capacity and adding routes to key cities in Latin America, strengthening connectivity with Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil ahead of the 2026 summer season.
The financing deal highlights Europe’s growing role in funding global clean energy platforms, with potential spillovers into Latin America’s renewable expansion and green tech adoption.
A new Argentine trade delegation at Macfrut 2026 is targeting buyers, distributors, and technology partners in Italy as the country looks to deepen its foothold in Europe’s fresh produce market.
Norway’s crude exports surged in March as disruptions linked to the Iran war tightened global supply, reinforcing Europe’s role as a key alternative energy provider.
ECB President Christine Lagarde warns that Europe’s economy is navigating between baseline recovery and downside risks, as inflation, trade tensions, and global uncertainty cloud the outlook.
The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) is now fully operational across the Schengen Area, introducing biometric controls and digital tracking that will reshape how Latin American executives travel to Europe.
According to international reports, the agreement between the two blocs could enter provisional force on May 1, 2026. The move would mark a major milestone in bi-regional integration, even as political resistance persists in parts of Europe.
Air France-KLM and Lufthansa have submitted non-binding bids for a 44.9% stake in TAP Air Portugal. At the heart of the dispute lies the airline’s strategic network, with Lisbon serving as a key gateway to Brazil, Africa, and the United States.
Peru’s banking supervisor has authorized Revolut to establish itself as a bank in the country, marking a major step in the UK fintech’s regional expansion. The company still needs final operating approval, but the move reinforces Latin America’s role in its long-term growth strategy.
The Spanish telecom group has agreed to sell assets in Mexico for $450 million, reinforcing its strategy to reduce exposure in less profitable markets and refocus on core geographies.
As the EU moves toward provisional implementation of its Mercosur trade deal, agribusiness players face immediate tariff cuts, regulatory shifts, and a reshaping of transatlantic supply chains.
EU-backed investments in Latin America are accelerating the development of green hydrogen projects, creating a transatlantic energy corridor aimed at decarbonizing European industry.
A World Bank report highlights Argentina as the only major Latin American economy expected to diverge from regional trends. For European investors, the shift signals both risk and a potential entry point into a market undergoing structural adjustment.
A new analysis argues that the EU–Mercosur agreement could help Europe diversify its access to critical minerals and reduce its dependence on China-dominated processing chains. The deal’s provisional application from May 2026 is sharpening its strategic relevance beyond trade.
A Brazilian mission to the European Union is launching a new wave of digital matchmaking between corporates and startups, positioning open innovation as a key bridge between Latin America and Europe.
The new pan-European platform builds on the partners’ existing logistics venture in Brazil, as La Caisse and Prologis commit around €1 billion to develop and operate assets across key European markets.
Argentina’s Congress has approved an overhaul of the glacier protection regime, giving fresh momentum to copper and critical minerals projects and reshaping the country’s investment outlook for global miners.
The European Union has accelerated the approval of 235 strategic energy projects, prioritizing grid expansion, green hydrogen, and offshore wind as it strengthens energy security and industrial decarbonization.
Artificial intelligence is changing how crop protection products are discovered, tested, and formulated, giving Latin America a growing role in the next generation of biological and data-driven farming solutions.
The approval marks a regulatory milestone for prediction markets in Europe, positioning Gibraltar as an early mover in a sector that blends finance, data, and probabilistic forecasting.
The European Commission’s proposal for a unified corporate regime could reduce fragmentation across the EU and create a faster launchpad for startups and scale-ups expanding into Latin America.
