The Southern Trade
Manuel Reyes, Luis VieiraThe Latin America analysis professionals need and traditional media won't provide. Preference for primary sources, practitioner experience, no filters.™
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Havana Reforms Its Hydrocarbon Law Knowing No Oil Boom Will Follow
Scarabeo 9 ultra-deepwater drilling rig, one of the world's largest. Purpose-built for Cuban waters, it drilled three deepwater exploration wells in 2012, all non-commercial (Photo: Wikimedia Commons – CC BY-SA 3.0)
On October 12, the Cuba...
Cuba Is Headed for Collapse: The U.S. Sanctions’ Endgame on the Island Becomes Fully Visible After September’s Round
Soviet-era car on a street in Old Havana, Havana, Cuba (Photo: Unsplash)
A new round of U.S. sanctions targeting Cuba’s private sector made Washington’s endgame on the island fully visible. The White House, the State Department and Treasur...
Permitting for Fracking Sand Extraction Caps Vaca Muerta's Scaling Capacity
Tecpetrol drilling rig in Vaca Muerta, Neuquén Basin, Argentina (Photo: Wikimedia Commons – CC BY-SA 4.0)
Argentina’s oil production is targeting one million barrels a day (bpd), driven by its shale boom in the Neuquén basin.[1] The offici...
OFAC Sanctions NABEP’s Minority Owner Bluwaves as Venezuela Reopens Its Oil Sector
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and Delcy Rodriguez, Caracas, Venezuela (Photo: Prensa Presidencial ©, 2026)
A recent U.S. sanctions designation affecting one of Venezuela’s biggest oil producers is showing once more that Washington,...
Sherritt's Cuba Woes Mount, as U.S. Company Sues State-Owned Energas S.A. under Helms-Burton Act
Former headquarters of the Cuban Electric Company, Carlos III Avenue, Havana. Now the headquarters of Cuba’s Ministry of Energy and Mines. (Photo: Ministerio de Energía y Minas ©)
A lawsuit in U.S. courts is affecting the interests of Cana...
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International lawyer with experience in U.S.-funded programs across Latin America, including multimillion-dollar anticorruption initiatives. Works on resource governance and geopolitical risk; trained in Civil and U.S law; bilingual EN/ES.
A journalist and agribusiness marketing professional with 15+ years of experience across the U.S., Brazil, and Argentina with published work in Successful Farming and Elders (Australia). He is the host of the ConnectedFarmer YouTube channel.
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