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Momentos após a confirmação oficial da vitória de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva nas eleições presidenciais do Brasil, líderes de países vizinhos foram às redes sociais cumprimentar o presidente reeleito. Um deles foi o presidente do Uruguai, Yamandu Orsi, que disse ter se comunicado com Lula para felicitá-lo. "Eu o cumprimentei pelo triunfo e pela festa democrática que representa o processo eleitoral", afirmou. Notícias relacionadas:Presidente do TSE liga para Lula para parabenizar reeleição.Imprensa internacional destaca vitória histórica de Lula.Lula é reeleito presidente do Brasil em virada histórica."Viva a democracia, ganhou o povo do Brasil. Felicidades presidente Lula", escreveu a presidente do México, Claudia Sheinbaum. Outro líder que se manifestou foi o presidente da Bolívia, Rodrigo Paz. "Bolívia e Brasil somos países vizinhos e irmãos, unidos por uma história e desafios comuns. Seguiremos trabalhando juntos para fortalecer nossa relação e gerar mais oportunidades para nossas nações", escreveu o mandatário. O presidente do Panamá, José Raul Mulino, também foi às redes sociais saudar Lula. "Felicito o povo brasileiro por esta jornada democrática e especialmente ao presidente Lula por sua vitória. Seguiremos trabalhando juntos por nossos países", postou. Na mesma linha, o presidente do Paraguai, Santiago Peña, foi outro que saudou Lula e o povo brasileiro pela jornada democrática.

Latin America 26 October to 1 November: Brazil's runoff result, Chile and Colombia rate decisions, BTS in São Paulo and Formula 1 in Mexico City. The post What’s On in Latin America This Week: Events, Dates and Deadlines appeared first on The Rio Times.

Key Latin American market events for 26 to 30 October 2026: Fed, Chile and Colombia rate decisions, Brazil jobs data and Mexico GDP, with prediction markets. The post Key Market Events for the Week of October 26–30, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Your Sunday LatAm guide: Brazil's runoff today, Hurricane Vance south of Mexico, Colombia's visa cut-off and the latest exchange rates. The post LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Sunday, October 25, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Latin America Sports Daily: Argentina's Sunday fixtures, Brazil's Série A round 32 and election day. Saturday scores were not confirmed. The post Latin America Sports Daily for Sunday, October 25, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

The Latin America Defense Monitor: military moves, arms deals and security policy across Latin America and the Caribbean, in plain language Weekly Edition · Saturday, 24 October 2026 · Issue #27 Latin America Defense Monitor — October 17–23, 2026. Salvadoran soldiers at a ceremony, 23 November 2022 (File photo: Casa Presidencial El Salvador, CC0, via […] The post Latin America Defense Monitor — October 17–23, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Your Saturday LatAm guide: Brazil's runoff on Sunday, Hurricane Vance south of Mexico, Colombia's visa cut-off and today's exchange rates. The post LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Saturday, October 24, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Brazil votes Sunday in a runoff that polls call a technical tie, while Argentine bank shares jump about 5% in New York and Chile's peso slips. The post Latin American Pulse for Saturday, October 24, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Tulum tiene un aeropuerto prácticamente nuevo, pero cada vez menos vuelos. El combustible está elevando los costos de las aerolíneas, amenazando sus planes de capacidad y complicando incluso la salida a bolsa de Abra, dueño de Avianca y Gol. (Source: Bloomberg)

Your Friday LatAm guide: Tropical Storm Vance south of Mexico, Brazil's runoff on Sunday, Colombia's visa cut-off and today's exchange rates. The post LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Friday, October 23, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Your Thursday LatAm guide: Tropical Storm Vance off Mexico, Brazil's runoff, Colombia's visa cut-off and today's exchange rates. The post LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Thursday, October 22, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Black Friday in Latin America 2026 falls on 27 November, two weeks after Mexico's Buen Fin begins. This guide covers dates, consumer rights and US tips. The post Black Friday in Latin America 2026: Dates and Rules appeared first on The Rio Times.

The region’s tiny economies are booming, but their fortunes still hang on the U.S. The post Latin America’s hummingbird effect: the small economies winning big appeared first on Latin America Reports.

(Sponsored) Businesses across Latin America are using generative AI to draft marketing copy, product descriptions and customer communications. But faster publishing also raises a practical question: who checks the output before customers see it? RSM’s 2026 survey of 461 respondents, most from Latin America, found that roughly 40% of organisations were implementing AI. Only 18% […] The post AI-Generated Content Grows in Latin America: How Businesses Can Verify It appeared first on The Rio Times.

Is Barbados part of Latin America? Its weight, CARICOM, OAS and CELAC roles, alliances and sea disputes as of October 2026. The post Barbados in Latin America, Its Role, Weight and Alliances appeared first on The Rio Times.

El Salvador continent-wide in October 2026: its weight in Latin America, its blocs, US trade pact, China, Turkey and Gulf ties, and peer comparison. The post El Salvador in Latin America, Its Role, Weight and Alliances appeared first on The Rio Times.

China's 4.6% growth in 2026 keeps Latin American commodity demand steady but selective, with copper, soy, iron ore and lithium facing different risks. The post China’s 4.6% Nine-Month Growth and Latin America appeared first on The Rio Times.

Latin America Pulse: Brazil runoff nerves, Argentina oil boom, Chile mudslides, Mexico aviation fears. What the continent feels on Oct 20, 2026. The post Latin American Pulse for Tuesday, October 20, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Latin America faces a firmer dollar and firm oil at Tuesday's open. Brazil stocks slipped 0.2% on Monday as US yields held near 5.1%. The post LatAm Opens After Brazil Stocks Slip 0.2%, Dollar Firms | Pre-Open, Oct 20 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Los fuertes rallies desatados por elecciones en Latinoamérica comienzan a mostrar grietas, mientras inversionistas evalúan si seguir apostando por la región o asegurar ganancias.

Honduras holds 1.7 percent of Latin America's people and 0.5 percent of its output, yet its blocs, US ties and Taiwan choice carry weight. The post Honduras in Latin America, Its Role, Weight and Alliances appeared first on The Rio Times.

Some fund managers are cutting Latin America exposure, a Bloomberg report says, while Brazilian stocks are up about 23% since mid-August before the runoff. The post Latin America Markets Cool, Brazil Up 23% appeared first on The Rio Times.

Latin America Pulse: Brazil's bitter runoff debate and Benito di Paula's death set the tone, while Mexico, Chile, and Argentina feel distinct anxieties. The post Latin American Pulse for Monday, October 19, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Latin America’s rightward, market-friendly shift is reshaping its relationship with Donald Trump’s Washington, including new flows of money from the multilateral lenders historically villainized in the region for pushing fiscal austerity.

The searing financial-market rallies unleashed by elections across Latin America are beginning to show signs of cracks — sowing doubts among money managers over whether to keep pushing stocks and currencies even higher or lock in profits as campaign promises start colliding with the difficulty of governing.

Your Sunday LatAm guide: Hurricane Trudy near Mexico's Pacific coast, Colombia's visa deadline, Brazil's runoff and today's exchange rates. The post LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Sunday, October 18, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

A wave of new Latin American leaders reverses measures meant to isolate Israel after its genocidal war on Gaza.

Ottawa is spending billions to process critical minerals at home while Canadian miners still depend on lithium and copper from Chile, Peru and Argentina. The post Canada Critical Minerals Push Meets Latin America appeared first on The Rio Times.

President Trump waived new Russia tariffs before they took effect on 18 October, but the threat stays legally available and could reach Brazil's fertiliser. The post Russia Sanctions Waiver Leaves Latin American Buyers Exposed appeared first on The Rio Times.

The lithium triangle of Chile, Argentina and Bolivia holds about 43% of known lithium. Who owns it, who mines it and who sets the rules in 2026. The post Lithium in Latin America 2026: Inside the Lithium Triangle appeared first on The Rio Times.