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Milei Uses FIA Congress to Champion Free-Market Reform
Economy

Milei Uses FIA Congress to Champion Free-Market Reform

How Oil Is Changing Guyana
Economy

How Oil Is Changing Guyana

Milei Champions Property Rights at Buenos Aires Bourse
Economy

Milei Champions Property Rights at Buenos Aires Bourse

Economy

Milei Uses FIA Congress to Champion Free-Market Reform

Argentine President Javier Milei addressed the American Congress of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) in Argentina, using the occasion to defend his government's free-market economic model, including tariff r…

El Gazettario | Americas
September 1, 2026
Milei Uses FIA Congress to Champion Free-Market Reform
Economy

How Oil Is Changing Guyana

Guyana has emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing economies following a series of major offshore oil discoveries. The transformation has brought unprecedented revenues and investment to the small South American country, while also raising questions about inequality, environmental protection, and how its new wealth should be managed.

Economy

Milei Champions Property Rights at Buenos Aires Bourse

Speaking at the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, President Javier Milei argued that respect for private property rights is the foundational requirement for capital accumulation, investment, and economic growth. He defended legislation already sent to Congress that would declare the inviolability and defence of property rights.

Economy

Digital Euro Advances as European Parliament Backs Negotiations — A Signal for South America's CBDC Debate

The European Parliament has voted to enter formal negotiations on the creation of a digital euro, approving key privacy protections, mandatory business acceptance, and a cap on individual holdings. The move adds fresh momentum to the global central bank digital currency debate, including in South America, where Brazil and regional peers are weighing their own paths.

Economy

South America's Intangible Economy: Brazil and the Region Face a Knowledge-Investment Reckoning

Global investment in intangible assets crossed USD 10 trillion for the first time in 2025, and new data from WIPO confirm Brazil's place among the world's largest such investors — but the broader South American picture reveals a region still working out how to compete in an economy increasingly built on software, data, and ideas rather than machinery and buildings.

Economy