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Climatescope's ranking of the most attractive markets for renewable energy projects investment. Chile, Colombia, Brazil, Peru and Dominican Republic are the most attractive countries for renewable energy investment in Latin America, according to the Climatescope survey. In fact, the top four nations in the region are among the top 20 most attractive markets for clean energy investment overall. One factor in common is that all of them have well established and effective policies, in addition to structured power sectors open for private investors. Latin America expects to install 3.6GW of wind and 13GW of solar capacity by 2025, according to BNEF’s 1H 2022 Latin America Market Outlook. Brazil is expected to install 57% of the total wind and solar capacity, while Chile and Colombia are expected to account for 10% and 5%, respectively, of the region’s projected new wind and solar. Colombia and Peru increased their clean energy installed capacity by 36% and 20%, respectively, from 2018 to 2021. They are also expecting to hold new auctions in coming years. On the other hand, Latin America accounted for only 6% of the global clean energy investment in 2021, at $12.9 billion. Investment in the region is highly concentrated with the top five nations accounting for 93% of the total.

Climatescope by Bloomberg - Results

In der Analyse Enttäuschte Hoffnung - (Noch) keine neue Verfassung für Chile von Tomás Leighton werden die Hintergründe des Scheiterns des Verfassungsreferendums in Chile analysiert. Der Autor analysiert die Ursachen der sozialen Unruhen sowie den Weg bis zum Referendum über eine neue Verfassung im September. Dabei setzt er sich auch kritisch mit den Gründen für die Ablehnung auseinander.

Trotz der Ablehnung des Vorschlags wird der Prozess für eine Änderung der Verfassung fortgesetzt werden; die Bevölkerung sowie die meisten politischen Akteure unterstützen dies. Die große Herausforderung besteht nun darin, die Errungenschaften und Innovationen wie Geschlechtergerechtigkeit und Umweltschutz auch im Folgenden beizubehalten und gleichzeitig einen tragfähigen politischen Kompromiss zu finden. Gegenwärtig werden verschiedene Optionen eines Folgeprozesses diskutiert.

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Eine VDMA-Konjunkturumfrage vom November 2022 besagt, dass Brasilien für die Maschinen- und Anlagenbauer aus Deutschland auch nach der jüngsten Präsidentenwahl ein attraktiver Standort bleibt. Es gibt positive Erwartungen an Umsatz und Auftragseingang, moderne Anlagen zur Modernisierung des Landes werden benötigt. Jedoch wirft die Ausgabenpolitik Lulas noch Fragen auf. Knapp 80 Mitgliedsfirmen in Brasilien haben sich an der Umfrage beteiligt und die Hälfte der Befragten erwartet einen steigenden Auftragseingang im nächsten Quartal.

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MoU renewed and signed on the LAT 2022. The GHA/LAV Workgroup Latin America was established as part of the cooperation between the German Health Alliance (GHA) and the Lateinamerika Verein (LAV). The aim is to promote joint projects, to provide political support for specific issues and to offer our members some "extra" information about the LATAM region. This means that LAV's experience and knowledge of the Latin American region and its contacts there meet the sector-specific expertise and reach of the German Healthcare Alliance.

The chair of the working group is held by Eeva Karsta, Director Government Relations, Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA and by Petra Hoheisel, Senior Manager, Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA. The work of this group is based on active input of participating companies and aims to be very close to challenges in the market and actual business opportunities.

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Fiscal sustainability will continue to be the main challenge of the next government. It is not a matter of concern with the fiscal numbers of 2022, which will again be better than expected, but rather with the trajectory ahead. The next government will have to decide, in the short term, whether to continue the aid and tax cuts that have just been implemented, as well as the fiscal framework that will be applied ahead in an emerging economy with high public debt and high interest rates. This is a discussion that probably will determine the first half of 2023. There is an estimation of a primary surplus of 1.1% of GDP in 2022 (previously: 1.0%), a deficit of 1.5% in 2023 and gross debt at 74% and 78% of GDP this year and next, respectively. Economic activity growth is expected to lose momentum in the second half of the year. Itaú expects the GDP to grow 0.4% in the 3rd quarter and 0.1% in the fourth quarter, closing the year at 2.7% (from 2.5% in the previous scenario). For 2023, there will be an increase of 0.7% (from 0.5%), with a better outlook for agricultural crops. for the labor market, data suggest that projections foresee an unemployment rate of 8.6% (from 9.1%) in 2022 and of 9.3% (from 10.1%) in 2023.

Please read here the complete article from Itaú BB

Eine Zusammenfassung und Liste von allem, was man wissen muss, um in Deutschland eine Firma zu gründen oder ein Dienstleistung anzubieten - inklusive ein Kapitel zu „do‘s and dont’s“ im Umgang und Verhalten bei Geschäftsterminen.

Cartilha para empreendedores brasileiros na Alemanha (Dokument anbei)
November 2022 – Brasilianische Botschaft in Berlin