Starting next June 1st, China will open its doors wide to travelers from five Latin American nations: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay. For one year, these citizens will be able to stroll, do business and visit their loved ones in Chinese territory without the need to apply for a visa, enjoying stays of up to 30 days for each entry.
The year 2024 closed with a complicated economic outlook for Latin America, where inflation continued to be a central issue in the economic agendas of several countries. Although some showed relative stability, others faced alarming figures that directly impacted the cost of living and the quality of life of their inhabitants.
Argentina’s new president, Javier Milei, is committed to making colossal policy reforms, primarily in the economic sectors. After taking oath on December 10, Mr. Milei firmly believes in dollarizing the economy. In the upcoming paragraphs, we will highlight his prospective reforms, essential policy, and their impacts.