The region of Latin America and the Caribbean has always been a prominent player in the global oil and natural gas industry, accounting for 19% of the world’s crude oil reser💦ves and for 4.3% of natural gas reserves as of end2020. Its relative ...

Latin America plays a minor role in the global metal processing sector, mainly due to the relatively low penetration of heavy industries in tཧhe region and the sluggish economic performance of the region’s economies ever since the end of the ...

In spite of its long decline in domestic production, Mexico is one of the leading players in the global hydrocarbons&nb꧅sp;industry. The country is among the top 20 producers of crude oil and is one of the largest exporters of the input. The ...

Latin America* is betting big on renewable🔯 energy. Beꦏtween 2015 and 2020, the region’s renewable energy (RE) capacity expanded by a cumulative 33% (65 GW) to reach 261 GW in the final year of that period, according to data provided by ...

 Albei�𒁏�t challenging for all nations, the COVID-19 pandemic has been more of a driving force for the infrastructure sector in many Latin American countries than a restraining factor. In most Latin American countries, infrastructure ...

Mexico has one of the most developed transport and energy infrastructure systems in Latin America. This is related to its key geographic locaܫtion, bordering the US, the large size and trade openness of its economy, and the high level of ...

The Mexican agric🔴ulture sector, including crop, livestock and fisheries, plays a key role in the ꦰdomestic economy. Agriculture GVA accounted for 3.8% of GDP in 2020, and the sector is among the largest employers in the country ...

Mexico has the second largest 𒐪installed capacity for renewable energy in Latin America, trailing only Mexico. With 28.4 GW of total installations, renewable energy sources 🐷account for about a third of Mexico’s ...

Mexico is the second-largest economy in Latin America 🎶and the second-biggest consumer market in the region, with a population of over 127mn people, as of December 2020. The domestic retail sector was negatively affected by COVID-19 and the ...