Infrastructure

Slippery When Wet: Only 4.5 Percent of Costa Rican Roads are in Good Condition, Study Finds

July 1, 2015

/ L. Arias

At AS/COA’s San José conference, the World Bank’s Roberto Echandi said Costa Rica has fallen behind its rivals due to lack of infrastructure investment, which is affecting tourism.

Costa Rica

Infrastructure

Video: Urban Innovations in Latin America - A Discussion with Medellin Mayor Aníbal Gaviria

June 12, 2015

Colombia

Infrastructure

Bogota 2015 Blog: China Eyes Infrastructure Investments in Colombia

Beijing’s investment pledge would boost a Pacific port city and road development.

Mexico City 2015 Blog: Michael Chertoff on How Businesses Can Manage Cyber Attacks

The former U.S. secretary of Homeland Security said that businesses should not expect...

São Paulo 2015 Blog: Who's Investing in Brazil Right Now? The Bold and the Chinese

It takes a certain type of investor to be drawn to the country right now, say...

LatAm Minute: James Bosworth on the State of Cybersecurity in Latin America

The risk analyst, better known as Boz, talked to AS/COA Online about where Latin America’s networks are vulnerable, and which governments are making progress.

Mexico City 2015 Blog: The State of Cybersecurity

Over half of all software installed in Mexico—which amounts to a commercial value of...