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Silvina Batakis replaces Martin Guzmán who negotiated $44bn restructuring deal with IMF
Document set to go to voters in September though some investors worry about future business climate
Martín Guzmán’s exit points to government divisions as inflation rises and public finances deteriorate
A predicted economic boom from American companies relocating closer to home has not arrived. Many blame the president
Formal opening of Pemex’s Dos Bocas refinery heralded a landmark by president despite questions over profitability
Murders of British journalist and Brazilian researcher show crime is festering and hindering the fight against deforestation
Trailing in the polls, the president is having to appeal to voters beyond his base — and is seeding the idea of electoral fraud
Two weeks of demonstrations by indigenous Ecuadoreans pose serious threat to President Guillermo Lasso
Residents see more Russians arriving in search of stability and opportunity amid conflict in Ukraine
The former leftwing guerrilla has well-honed survival instincts and a reputation for being hard to work with
Despite the recent rout, private digital money seems more likely to mutate than die
Energy and delight shine brightly in a New York retrospective that takes in dictatorship, indigenous rights, love and war
Colombian election was latest in which voters chose candidates promising radical change
Winners of FT Schools/World Bank youth blog competition offer solutions to issues with online study
Chief executive says digital lender is on the hunt for bargain acquisitions
Former guerrilla’s historic win may prove easier than governing amid country’s myriad economic challenges
Passively managed index funds have overtaken actively managed funds in the US
Former guerrilla’s victory marks setback for conservative elite in South American country
Contest between leftist Gustavo Petro and populist businessman Rodolfo Hernández is tied ahead of vote
Straight-talking Rodolfo Hernández can count on voters in city of Bucaramanga in Sunday’s second round run-off
Cost of items such as potatoes, beef and tortillas are soaring in a particular blow to the region’s poorest
While others move wealth ahead of critical election, Jaime Gilinski is aiming for the country’s crown business jewels
Brazilian police say fisherman confessed to murdering Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira
At last week’s conference in LA, the real activity was outside on the streets
Government steps up wheat export curbs even as Ukraine war sends demand and prices soaring
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