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A U.S. soldier was charged with commodities fraud after using classified Intel on the capture of Nicolás Maduro to profit $400,000 on Polymarket.

With 95.89% of votes counted, Roberto Sánchez (12.04%) has widened his lead over Rafael López Aliaga to 24,071 votes, positioning him for a runoff against Keiko Fujimori (17.06%) in the Peruvian presidential election.

Major US oil CEOs engage with Venezuela's leadership as a shift in US administration signals a potential, industry-changing reversal of sanctions to boost global energy supply.

USA Rare Earth has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Brazil's Serra Verde for $2.8 billion, a major consolidation in the critical minerals market.

Appian Capital is selling its Brazilian rare earths producer, Largo Inc.'s neighbor, to a Washington-backed group for $2.8 billion, highlighting the strategic pivot in critical mineral supply chains.

Camuzzi and Vitol have signed an MOU to develop the $3.9 billion 'LNG del Plata' project, a major move to position Argentina as a global LNG exporter.

Following the January 3rd detention of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces, interim leadership is aggressively negotiating energy and infrastructure pacts with U.S. and Colombian delegations.

Following the ouster of Nicolas Maduro by US forces, Venezuela's interim government and Colombia have pledged deep military/intelligence cooperation to dismantle border-spanning criminal networks.

Pluspetrol and GyP have applied for Argentina's RIGI incentive framework to invest US$12B in developing the Bajo del Choique–La Invernada block to reach 100,000 bbl/d production.

Peru has initiated a $3.5 billion acquisition of 12 F-16 fighter jets from Lockheed Martin, triggering a significant political crisis and cabinet resignations.

Mexico's tourism sector is set to receive $42 billion in investments across 773 projects, marking a 16% increase in capital allocation as part of a broader $150 billion investment strategy.

Former two-time Chilean President Michelle Bachelet has officially launched her candidacy for UN Secretary-General, becoming the first candidate to present her vision before the General Assembly.

A major Invamer poll for the 2026 Colombian presidential race shows Iván Cepeda leading with 44.3%, followed by Abelardo de la Espriella (21.5%) and Paloma Valencia (19.8%).

The Peruvian Air Force (FAP) bypassed presidential orders to sign a contract for 24 F-16 Block 70 fighter jets from Lockheed Martin, citing national security concerns and election uncertainty.

Peru enters the presidential runoff election stage, a pivotal political milestone for the country's economic and governance outlook.

Peru's presidential candidates remain statistically deadlocked in the latest pre-election runoff poll, signaling significant political volatility for market investors.

The resignation of Peru's election chief amid a delayed vote count represents a major constitutional and political crisis in a critical regional market.

Peru's electoral process remains in a state of extended uncertainty as the review of disputed ballots stalls, delaying the final election outcome until May 2026.

Ivan Cepeda is projected to defeat conservative rivals in the Colombian presidential runoff, signaling a significant shift in the country's political trajectory.

President Claudia Sheinbaum is considering federal sanctions against Chihuahua state following an unauthorized cross-border security operation involving CIA agents that resulted in casualties.

A US soldier was indicted for illegal insider trading after using classified intel on the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro to win over $409,000 on Polymarket.

Peru finalized a surprise $3.42 billion contract to acquire 12 F-16 Block 70 fighter jets from Lockheed Martin, overcoming recent diplomatic friction with the U.S.

The resignation of Peru's elections chief during a contested vote count marks a critical political instability event that threatens market confidence and institutional continuity.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum launched a federal investigation into the deaths of two CIA officials in Chihuahua, exposing significant diplomatic friction and operational tensions regarding U.S. security involvement in the country.

Following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, senior leadership shifts and potential power transitions in Venezuela create major implications for the country's political and economic future.

Mexico has arrested a major cartel leader who carried a $5 million US government bounty, marking a significant shift in regional security and bilateral enforcement.

Peru's electoral tribunal has confirmed a presidential runoff for June 7 following a chaotic April 12 vote, amid ongoing criminal investigations into electoral officials.

Following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces, the Venezuelan executive is actively engaging with US and Colombian representatives to secure cooperation in key hydrocarbons and mining sectors.

Polls show a dead heat between Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro in the upcoming Brazilian presidential runoff, signaling high political volatility.

The capture of a major cartel leader, facilitated by US intelligence, marks a significant shift in binational security cooperation and regional stability.

Escalating security concerns weeks before the May 31 presidential election in Colombia have led to the deployment of 25,000 security personnel following a wave of attacks that killed 21.

The Mexican military has captured key CJNG leader Audias Flores Silva, a significant escalation in the government's crackdown following the death of the group's top leader, El Mencho.

The Governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, has been indicted by U.S. authorities on narcotics charges, marking a monumental shift in the regional political and security landscape.

Flex is investing $1B in Jalisco for a data center and AI project, requiring energy capacity seven times greater than the Manzanillo port.

Millicom officially launched its Tigo brand in Uruguay, anchored by a significant US$600 million investment commitment to transform the local telecommunications market.

Embraer reached a historic high backlog of $32.1 billion at the end of Q1 2026, driven by sustained global demand for commercial and executive aircraft.

China’s CMOC has reached a landmark $1.7 billion agreement to acquire a major gold project in Ecuador, signaling a significant shift in the country's mining landscape.

Brazilian rare earth player Serra Verde was acquired by USA Rare Earth for $2.8 billion, a major strategic move to diversify critical mineral supply chains away from China.

BP has signed an agreement with Venezuela to explore and develop the offshore Loran gas field, marking a significant return of global energy majors to the Venezuelan market.

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has secured a new 'National Pact for Stability,' marking the fourth power-sharing attempt since 2021 to address ongoing security crises and election goals.

Oil companies in Venezuela are reactivating long-dormant drilling rigs as the state oil firm PDVSA overhauls service contracts to reverse production stagnation.

Brazilian exports are projected to surge 13% by 2038 upon the full implementation of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, according to government forecasts.

The deaths of US intelligence agents in Mexico have ignited a major diplomatic and security crisis, threatening binational cooperation and cross-border investment stability.

Leading presidential candidate in Peru proposes structural reforms to mining regulations, threatening the operational stability of the world's second-largest copper producer.

The US and Venezuela are negotiating a historic inclusion of opposition members on the Central Bank board to stabilize the economy and address sanctions.

The death of two CIA officers in a car crash following an unsanctioned drug raid in Mexico has triggered a diplomatic crisis and potential investigation into U.S.-Mexico intelligence cooperation.

Peru faces prolonged political instability and governance uncertainty as it grapples with the transition to new leadership.

The US and China are locked in a high-stakes competition for economic influence in Latin America, focusing on infrastructure, critical minerals, and trade dominance.

The botched election process in Peru reflects a deepening democratic crisis, threatening institutional stability and investor confidence in a key Andean market.

President Javier Milei has reignited Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands amidst reports of a potential shift in U.S. diplomatic support following strained U.K.-U.S. relations.

The Bolivian government announced the closure of loss-making state-owned enterprises within 90 days, effectively reversing the aggressive industrialization policy that saw over 150 plants funded, including biodiesel facilities costing over Bs 780 million.

Venezuela's central bank and the US have jointly hired firms to conduct a comprehensive audit of Venezuelan assets held abroad, a critical step in navigating complex sanctions and potential debt restructuring.

Mexico's President Sheinbaum has demanded an investigation into a fatal unauthorized US anti-drug operation in Chihuahua, leading to the resignation of the state prosecutor.

A major Brazilian oil driller is aggressively expanding projects in Venezuela following the thawing of US sanctions, marking a significant shift in regional energy geopolitics.

Over 400 MS-13 members faced a mass hearing at El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison, marking a historic milestone in the government's security-driven economic transformation.

Amnesty International reports that Venezuela's repressive state apparatus remains fully operational four months after the capture of Nicolás Maduro, with 673 political prisoners released.

Mexico has assembled a high-level technical team and nominated a new ambassador to the U.S. to lead critical USMCA review negotiations starting May 26 aiming for a 16-year agreement extension.

The arrest of 'El Mencho's' potential successor marks a significant shift in the leadership of the CJNG, one of the most powerful and dangerous cartels in Mexico.

The Argentine government received three bids totaling $887M for a 50% stake in Citelec, with the Genneia-Edison consortium winning the privatization of Transener for $356M.

Political parties are challenging the $2.8 billion sale of Serra Verde, a unique non-Asian rare earth producer in Goiás, to U.S.-based USA Rare Earth at the Supreme Court.

Eni has officially signed an agreement to restart operations at the Corocoro heavy oil field in Venezuela, marking a strategic re-entry of a major Western energy player into the nation's oil sector.

An Argentine court lifted the suspension on BHP's copper project in San Juan, clearing a major hurdle for a site with massive output potential for the green energy transition.

Grupo México's energy division is merging with Saavi Energia, backed by BlackRock, creating a major power player in a critical industrial sector.

President Javier Milei announced a sweeping electoral reform bill to eliminate primary elections (PASO) and overhaul campaign financing to reduce state expenditures.

The collapse of the Venezuelan energy lifeline following U.S. regime change has triggered a national resource crisis in Cuba, paralyzing infrastructure and public services.

Policy-driven economic uncertainty cost Mexico $17.4B in investment in 2025, with an additional $30.2B in potential capital at risk for 2026.

The US has formalized a process allowing Mexican and Canadian steel/aluminum producers to cut tariffs from 50% to 25% if they commit to expanding production capacity within the United States.

Emilio Azcárraga Jean relinquished executive control of Televisa, reducing his stake from 46.7% to 23.5% amid the FIFA Gate legal investigation, transferring power to new co-CEOs.

The USTR has paved the way for potential suspension of Nicaragua from the CAFTA-DR and the imposition of 100% tariffs on exports, threatening a major structural shift in the nation's trade balance.

Nicaragua passes the 'Belt and Road' Special Economic Zones Law to mitigate risks as the US moves toward suspending the country from the DR-CAFTA trade agreement.

Nicaragua passes a new Law on Special Economic Zones to pivot toward China, anticipating a potential suspension from the US-led DR-CAFTA trade agreement.

Atome PLC confirms a $665M investment in a Villeta-based facility to produce 260,000 tons of green fertilizers annually using 100% renewable hydroelectric power.

U.S. federal prosecutors have charged the governor of Sinaloa with ties to the Sinaloa cartel, marking a major escalation in cross-border security and geopolitical tensions.

Brazil's Senate dealt a rare and significant legislative blow to President Lula by rejecting his Supreme Court nominee, signaling a major shift in the balance of power between the executive and judiciary branches.

Following the US capture of Nicolás Maduro in January 2026, Chevron has gained extraordinary influence over Venezuela's 303 billion barrels of oil, the world's largest proven reserves.

Haiti's Electoral Council (CEP) has delayed the electoral calendar indefinitely, signaling a prolonged political transition and the re-evaluation of a $250 million electoral budget.

A fatal bomb attack on a Colombian highway occurs just weeks before a high-stakes presidential election, threatening stability and investor sentiment.

Invamer's latest poll reveals shifting voter intentions for the 2026 Colombian presidential race, with Iván Cepeda leading at 44.3%, followed by Abelardo de la Espriella (21.5%) and Paloma Valencia (19.8%).

Compass Gás e Energia, a subsidiary of Cosan, plans to break Brazil's lengthy IPO drought with a public offering valued at R$ 25 billion (~$5.0 billion USD), potentially raising R$ 5 billion (~$1.0 billion USD).

Compass is set to go public on the B3 with a R$ 2.8 billion (~$561 million USD) IPO, marking the first successful debut on the Brazilian exchange in four years.

A firm is weighing a significant $800M investment under Argentina's new RIGI (Large Investment Incentive Regime) framework.

Mexican VC firm Dalus Capital led a $2.7 million funding round for Argentine climatech startup Satellites on Fire, which uses AI to detect fires across 21 countries.

The Chilean government's new 'Megareforma' aims to cut permitting timelines, which currently range from 399 to 1,124 days, and introduces a state-funded reimbursement mechanism for investors after judicial annulments.

Haiti's new Prime Minister Fils-Aimé has brokered a 'National Pact for Stability,' marking the fourth major political agreement since 2021 aimed at restoring security and organizing national elections.

Peru's government faces a high-stakes controversy involving the multi-million dollar acquisition of US F-16 fighter jets, with conflicting reports on whether the ministry has finalized the initial payment.

ProInversión ha revelado un ambicioso plan de infraestructura valorado en US$ 38.900 millones destinado a conectar a Perú con Brasil y mercados globales.

Entel Peru signals a major tech shift with a $221M investment for 2026, including pilot programs for Starlink-enabled direct-to-cell data connectivity.

The Peruvian government finalized a $462 million initial payment for the acquisition of F-16 fighter jets while simultaneously facing a $99.4 million international arbitration lawsuit from Deviandes.

Venezuela faces an estimated $15B to $40B requirement to overhaul its collapsed power grid, a critical bottleneck for any future economic reconstruction.

Senator Iván Cepeda leads current polling for the 2026 presidential race, signaling potential continuity for Colombia's ruling left-wing coalition.

Mining investors express heightened anxiety as a drawn-out electoral vote count in Peru threatens the stability of one of the world's most critical mineral-producing nations.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth states that further structural, legal, and operational reforms are required from the Venezuelan state to effectively revive the country's decaying oil infrastructure.

Mexico confirms U.S. agents lacked authorization for a drug lab raid resulting in casualties, marking a critical escalation in bilateral security and trade relations.

Escalating security threats in Colombia ahead of the upcoming election cycle pose significant risks to regional stability and institutional investor climate.

Mexico is considering central banker Roberto Lazzeri as its next ambassador to the U.S., signaling a strategic pivot to prioritize trade and financial diplomacy in the critical U.S.-Mexico bilateral relationship.

Brazil is positioning its Amazon region as a critical hub for next-generation battery technology and mineral supply chains to support global decarbonization efforts.

Brazil is increasing its gasoline-ethanol blend mandate to combat fuel inflation resulting from international conflict, leveraging its status as a global leader in biofuels.

Surging transshipment data into Mexico challenges USMCA trade rules, sparking intense pressure for policy reform and potential tariff implications.

A U.S. Special Forces soldier faces charges for using classified information regarding an operation to capture Nicolás Maduro to net over $400,000 in bets on Polymarket.

Three prominent Latin American figures (Michelle Bachelet, Rafael Grossi, and Rebeca Grynspan) are among the top contenders to lead the United Nations starting 2027.

President Sheinbaum has launched an investigation into an unauthorized security operation in Chihuahua involving U.S. agents that resulted in four deaths, signaling a potential shift in federal-state and cross-border security protocols.

Argentina's economy experienced a 3.2% monthly contraction in June, marking the sharpest decline since President Milei took office, as the administration pursues deep structural austerity.

Focuses on how specific companies successfully navigated US-Mexico trade tensions and tariff volatility to maintain cross-border production efficiency.

As the EU-Mercosur trade deal approaches a May 1st provisional launch, MEPs warn that 99,000 tonnes of beef and 180,000 tonnes of poultry quotas could be captured by a few dominant industrial conglomerates.

Over 50 countries are convening in Santa Marta, Colombia, for a historic first-of-its-kind summit to coordinate a global phase-out of fossil fuels, underscored by the fact that renewables now account for over one-third of the global electricity mix.

Claudia Cronenbold resigned as president of Bolivia's state oil giant YPFB less than a month into the role, citing deep structural deterioration and institutional 'traps' hindering necessary reforms amidst a fuel shortage crisis.

Ecuador successfully returned to international debt markets with a USD 4 billion bond issuance in early 2026, coinciding with a significant drop in risk premium from 1,900 to 404 basis points.

Mexico officially inaugurated the $25.8 billion MXN ($1.4B+ USD) extension of the Suburban Train connecting Mexico City to the AIFA airport after a two-year delay.

Investment announcements in Mexico cratered by 78% in the first four months of 2026, dropping to roughly $3.2B compared to the same period in 2025.

Spanish infrastructure group Cox is bolstering its regional presence with a $4,000 million investment, strengthened by a recent strategic acquisition in Mexico.

Uruguay breaks ground on its largest-ever real estate project, the US$ 220 million 'Cosmos' complex in Montevideo's business district.

The Venezuelan government's legislative reform eases regulations and royalty requirements to invite private investment in the oil sector, a major strategic pivot for PDVSA.

Following the January 3rd political transition, Venezuela faces a surge in high-value data breaches as attackers exploit low cybersecurity spending and newly accessible financial systems.

The arrest of Audias Flores Silva ('El Jardinero'), a key leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, marks a significant disruption in one of Mexico's most powerful organized crime groups.

Eni and Repsol are actively negotiating to expand gas production at the Cardon IV offshore field in Venezuela, a critical move amid shifting regional energy dynamics.

Former Credit Suisse bankers are launching a vessel to mobilize private capital for Venezuela's long-dormant oil sector, marking a significant attempt to reintegrate the country into global energy finance.

Chile and the U.S. signed a critical minerals MOU to bolster supply chain resilience and a $1 million security pact to combat transnational organized crime.

Following the extraction of Maduro and a new U.S. executive order barring oil suppliers to the island, Cuba faces an existential collapse characterized by near-total fuel shortages and a tourism revenue drought.

The Brazilian government authorized up to R$ 2.5 billion (~$502 million USD) in working capital loans per airline via the FNAC fund to mitigate rising fuel costs linked to Middle East geopolitical instability.

Raízen is negotiating a restructuring of its R$ 65B (~$13.0 billion USD) ($13B) debt, proposing a new capital injection of up to R$ 5B (~$1.0 billion USD) while resisting creditor demands for board control.

The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) unanimously upheld restrictions on land acquisitions by companies with foreign capital, cementing federal oversight over rural property investments.

The Tianguis Turístico 2026 in Acapulco launched with major investment announcements totaling over $42 billion, signaling a massive push to strengthen Mexico's tourism sector.

94.5% of Venezuelans report a proposed $200 minimum wage hike is insufficient, as the current official base salary has stagnated at less than $0.30 per month for over four years.

The US Senate rejected a legislative effort to restrict presidential authority for military action against Cuba, signaling continued geopolitical uncertainty.

Walmart de México reported a rise in first-quarter profits and is strategically leveraging the 2026 World Cup to drive growth.

U.S.-based SPAC Blue Water is eyeing a strategic entry into Venezuela's oil sector via a potential deal involving Maha Energy, signaling a rare return of Western capital to the nation's energy infrastructure.

Donald Trump's proposed expansion of immigration enforcement seeks to mobilize federal and state resources for large-scale deportations, potentially impacting economic ties and remittance flows across Latin America.

Mercado Pago achieved $12.6 billion in net revenue in 2025, a 46% increase, while reaching 78 million monthly active users as it cements its position as a leading digital bank in Latin America.

The Argentine government has approved a new 30-year concession contract for AySA, the water utility serving 15 million people, marking a critical step in the company's privatization process.

The process to remove Guayaquil Mayor Aquiles Alvarez from office has officially commenced, triggering a strict legal timeline under the COOTAD framework amid his incarceration.

Cervecería Salvadoreña officially commences local beer production following a $60 million capital investment, marking a strategic shift toward domestic manufacturing.

Guatemala concludes its PEG-5 energy tender, greenlighting 57 projects with estimated investments of US$3.7 billion and a strong focus on solar-plus-storage technology.

Chinese investment in Mexico plummeted 80%, dropping to $588.3M in 2025 from $3.017B in 2024 due to US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (T-MEC) concerns.

Walmart de México diversifica sus ingresos con Bait, que alcanzó 26.6 millones de usuarios (+48% YoY), y su plataforma de retail media que creció 33% en ingresos.

The Mexican government is acquiring full control of the Tren Suburbano for 5.99 billion pesos, signaling a major state-led consolidation of regional rail infrastructure connecting Mexico City to the AIFA airport and Pachuca.

Grupo Bimbo reports record Q1 2026 operating results driven by strategic acquisitions in Africa and strong operational efficiency.

China leverages over $1.5B in investments in Panama's port infrastructure to anchor a broader geopolitical strategy in Central America amidst shifting US defense priorities in 2026.

A senior White House official is set to visit Venezuela to engage with energy and mining executives, signaling a potential shift in high-level geopolitical and resource-sector engagement.

Mexico mandates the use of domestic steel in federal public works projects to counter U.S. tariffs and protect the national steel industry.

MercadoLibre's pivot to selling its loan portfolio to third-party investors signals a strategic shift in risk management as it downplays potential expansion into the volatile Venezuelan market.

Italy's Eni has secured a deal to expand its footprint in Venezuela's Orinoco Belt, marking a significant move by a Western major to re-engage with the country's oil infrastructure.

Ecuador's electoral authority has dissolved two prominent political parties just before local elections, significantly shifting the country's political landscape.

The Costa Rican legislature approved in first debate a $371.3 million BCIE loan to finance the construction of the national electric train project.

Mover (formerly Camargo Corrêa) is selling its 15% stake in infrastructure giant Motiva to Bradesco BBI for over R$ 5 billion (~$1.0 billion USD), using the proceeds to settle R$ 3.3 billion (~$661 million USD) in debt.

The Haitian Superior Court of Accounts has approved a $500 million contract with Evergreen Trading System Limited to strengthen national border security, marking a significant move toward state institutional recovery.

Prime Minister Ariel Henry initiates a decisive push for the Provisional Electoral Council, constitutional reform, and elections after two and a half years of solo governance.

An explosives attack in Colombia has resulted in 13 deaths, marking a significant escalation in security concerns.

President Milei's plan to privatize Argentina’s rail network faces high-stakes resistance from regional heavyweight Grupo México, highlighting the complexities of Argentina's massive infrastructure overhaul.

The Colombian Prosecutor's Office has requested a 5-day arrest for President Gustavo Petro’s son, Nicolás Petro, for failing to attend court hearings regarding alleged illicit enrichment.

Bolivia's proposed 2026 budget introduces a Bs 4.1 billion cut to current spending while aiming to reduce the fiscal deficit to 9% of GDP.

Bolivia signs a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. to boost critical mineral investment and secure supply chains under the Paz administration.

Banco Popular consolidates its tourism sector leadership with a $1.015 billion loan portfolio, representing 42.36% of the national banking sector's tourism credit, plus an additional $414 million in pending disbursements.

Mexico and the USTR are negotiating Section 232 steel and auto tariffs as part of the T-MEC review process, a sector where 31% of Mexican exports historically faced US import restrictions.

Pemex is launching a strategic transition plan to evolve from a traditional oil company into a diversified energy entity, focusing on modernization, carbon footprint reduction, and climate change targets.

Mexican cybersecurity firm Be Prime suffered a breach exposing 12.6 GB of data and compromising over 1,858 network devices, raising alarms for high-profile clients including Alsea.

Entel commits US$221 million to the Peruvian market in 2026, prioritizing 5G rollout and fiber optic expansion despite national political volatility.

Uruguay's first unicorn, dLocal, secured its second favorable US court ruling, enabling CEO Pedro Arnt to shift focus from legal challenges to product scaling and regional expansion.

Frigorífico Tacuarembó (owned by Marfrig) expands operations to produce 500,000 hamburgers daily while adding 570 direct jobs.

Mexico is evaluating new private sector investments and joint ventures in Cuba, following Havana's structural reforms designed to attract foreign and diaspora capital.

Electronic transfers in the Dominican Republic surged to over 407 million in 2025, up from just 23 million in 2008, signaling a massive shift in the country's digital payment ecosystem.

Edesur is investing RD$3.14 billion (US$51.3 million) to add 240 MVA of capacity through three new electrical substations, part of a broader US$155 million IDB-funded project.

The Dominican banking sector's credit to tourism has grown 67% since 2020, reaching over RD$112 billion, with an additional US$1.23 billion in non-bank financing via investment funds.

Pronaca is investing $26 million to expand its Quevedo facility, targeting a 55% boost in production capacity to reach 27,000+ tons monthly by 2026.

Farmacias del Ahorro is transforming its 2,000-unit retail network into an integrated health and financial services ecosystem, with 480 locations already featuring expanded clinical services.

Paraguay's new maquila law has attracted 24 projects worth $56 million, creating 1,100 jobs and signaling a shift toward industrial diversification beyond agriculture.

Global retail giant H&M has finally confirmed its entry into the Argentine market after a decade of speculation, signaling a shift in the country's retail and import landscape.

Chile's Council of Ministers will review four investment projects totaling US$ 345 million, including a contentious US$ 43.2M potash project and a strategic US$ 30M green hydrogen plant.

Chile's lithium export volume grew 25% in Q1, with projections to exceed 300,000 tons in 2026.