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  GIRAL Summit in Buenos Aires ends without binding trade agreement •   Venezuela: two earthquakes leave over 300 victims; tsunami alert activated •   IMF: Mexico grows 2.4% in Q1, beats forecasts •   Chile passes renewable energy law with 74% of Congress •   Brazil: Amazon deforestation falls 45%, historic low in 15 years •   Copa América: Argentina thrashes Uruguay 4-0; Messi scores two goals •   Dengue: PAHO declares alert in six countries across the region •   Colombia and Venezuela reopen border crossing after five years •   GIRAL Summit in Buenos Aires ends without binding trade agreement •   Venezuela: two earthquakes leave over 300 victims; tsunami alert activated •   IMF: Mexico grows 2.4% in Q1, beats forecasts •   Chile passes renewable energy law with 74% of Congress •   Brazil: Amazon deforestation falls 45%, historic low in 15 years •   Copa América: Argentina thrashes Uruguay 4-0; Messi scores two goals •   Dengue: PAHO declares alert in six countries across the region •   Colombia and Venezuela reopen border crossing after five years • 
Lucía Vargas del Río
Correspondent, Buenos Aires

Lucía Vargas del Río

Senior political correspondent based in Buenos Aires covering international trade, summits, and regional policy.

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Articles by Lucía Vargas del Río
ECONOMY

USMCA Faces Crucial Review with World Cup at Stake

USMCA faces its first formal review in 2026 in a context of tariff tensions while the three countries jointly organize the FIFA World Cup.

ECONOMY · · 1 min
ECONOMY

Argentina Approves Labor Reform and Mercosur-EU Agreement

Argentina approved the Mercosur-EU agreement with 69 votes and Milei's labor reform with 42 in February 2026, advancing toward reducing the 42% labor informality rate.

ECONOMY · · 2 min
ECONOMY

Panama Leads Port Infrastructure Investment in the Region

Panama will invest 3.2 billion dollars in port infrastructure through 2030 after the Canal processed a record 504 million long tons of cargo in 2025.

ECONOMY · · 2 min
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