Editorial Desk
EUBizNews Editorial covers business, investment, startups, energy, mining, infrastructure and EU–Latin America economic relations.
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.