Latin America Pulse: Brazil frets over high rates, Mexico fights over a revoked US visa, and Colombia declares an economic emergency.
Rio Times · Latin America
Key Facts
—Brazil Anxious about expensive debt, even as an AI study projects a R$987 billion boost by 2030.
—Mexico Humiliated and defiant after a senator dares Morena to tear up US visas.
—Argentina Cautiously optimistic as Vaca Muerta pipes ship out, but investment falls.
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