LATAM Business News
Pesimismo
Después del mal desempeño de la economía durante el primer semestre de este año, cuando el PIB real experimentó una caída de 0.6% respecto del
Diversificar con visión: la oportunidad que representa Corea del Sur
México y Corea del Sur viven un momento que ya no puede leerse solo como una relación con potencial. Durante años hablamos de oportunidades futuras,
Argentina stroll to pre-World Cup win over Honduras
Argentina cruise to 2-0 friendly victory over Honduras in Texas; Marseille central defender Leonardo Balerdi has been ruled out of the World Cup with a
US-China rivalry is laid bare by a contract to deepen an Argentine river
A government tender in Argentina underscored tensions between Washington and Beijing in Latin America as President Javier Milei’s administration awarded a 25-year contract to upgrade
Entertainment
Prezident Markon’s New Singles Round-Up: (Maria Lima, Aïtawa, Montoya, Son Rompe Pera, Sr. Ortegón, BALTHVS and many more)
Well, spring has almost sprung its last now and while steeling myself to bid farewell to the loveliest time of year, I have assembled for
Meet Claudio Limón, the Artist Bringing Mexican Magic to a Global Audience
Claudio Limón’s work is instantly recognizable. Large canvases are filled with overlapping hearts, starbursts, animals and flower motifs, leaving little to no blank space. Rendered
RØZ Unveils ‘SE ESTÁ HACIENDO TARDE TOUR: NORTH AMERICA’
RØZ is touring the U.S. this fall. This week, the Mexican DJ/producer duo revealed their upcoming SE ESTÁ HACIENDO TARDE TOUR: NORTH AMERICA. The highly
Why Dance Is Deeply Engraved in Latin American Culture
Latin America is a region known for its vibrant traditions, colourful celebrations, and strong sense of community. Among its many cultural treasures, dance stands out
Money
Arthur Hayes dumps WLD days after Maelstrom’s AI IPO pitch
Latest NewsPublishedJun 8, 2026 Maelstrom’s Arthur Hayes has been on a selling spree recently, offloading positions in HYPE, ZEC, NEAR and now WLD. Maelstrom co-founder Arthur
Sports
FIFA agrees $355m fund with EFC for clubs who release players for World Cup, a 70% uplift on 2022
June 8 – FIFA will distribute $355 million to compensate clubs that have released players to play at the World Cup. For the first time $100 million has been reserved for clubs that released players for FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers. The agreement made between FIFA and European Football Clubs (EFC) is a 70% increase compared to the 2022 World Cup. The $100 million will cover 905 qualifying matches with FIFA saying the anticipated benefit stands at about $2,360 per player, per match. That leaves $250 million to be distributed to clubs whose players play at the final tournament, and will be
