Real Estate Law Overview for Argentina
Introduction to the legal framework 1. Ownership of Real Estate There are three main ways that an investor (either a physical person or a legal entity) may participate in the real estate market in Argentina: ii. System of registration Legal title to real estate requires the execution of a sale deed that is passed before a notary public and the transfer of the property. Legal title is effective from the date of grant. However, to be fully enforceable against third parties, the title must be filed and registered…
Pioneer New Zealanders investments in Brazilian Dairy Farming pay off
Dairy Farm – Fazenda Leite Verde Investors from New Zealand are still entering with force in Brazilian, with some of the original investors farming in the southwest of the Bahia region, specifically the city of Jaborandi. Their focus was on dairy farming using high technology – especially the giant centre pivot irrigation units – and developing a new breed of cattle, a Kiwi Cross, generically called Kiwi-like fruit. There were four pivots with 425 meters radius of rotation, and each covered…
LOBOS ISLAND *, BIRTHPLACE OF URUGUAY PASTORAL FARMING
Cartoon islands are usually a rock amidst water with a palm tree on top. In real life, however, islands are much more. Lobos Island (Isla de Lobos) in Rio Negro Department of Uruguay, was the breeding land for the first cattle to be introduced to Uruguay, the origin of what is today the number one gross national product. It still is an important source of quality beef and now it can be yours. Lobos Island geography Situated at the confluence of Uruguay and Negro Rivers, the aerial view clearly shows the meeting…
Latin America’s economic slump got you down? Get the lowdown on what may happen in 2023! Find out how these could affect your business or investments in the next year.
The global economic slowdown will dampen Latam’s growth prospects, but a reconfiguration of the global economy following the war in Ukraine may give rise to unexpected opportunities for the region. Five Facts About Latin America Economic Outlook Economic challenges faced by the world Nowadays, many countries are struggling with economic difficulties, Latin America included. The Latin American economic outlook for March 2023 shows growth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Governments use policy regularization,…
Some of Brazil’s best beach destinations
Dreaming of a beach vacation? Brazil has it all! You’ll find your own paradise in South America’s biggest country, from resorts to remote beaches. It’s spectacular with its diverse range of beaches and landscapes – an unforgettable experience awaits! Five Facts About Brazil’s Best Beach Destinations: Brazils coastal attractions Brazil is renowned for its gorgeous coastal hotspots. This article covers some of the greatest beach getaways – Rio de Janeiro’s popular coastlines…
Buenos Aires: Storytelling in the city of wonders
As in any other city, Buenos Aires knows how to tell stories Anyone who has had the chance to visit Buenos Aires has probably been surprised by the heterogenic style of its architecture. Buenos Aires walks through its streets and becomes a sort of architectural tango where you are compelled to dance between the far belle époque up to the present, following its visual choreography with no repetition and where there is no determinate order. In its skyline, everything lives together in sweet harmonic chaos. From…
Five Facts About Paraguay’s Soy Exports Reaching Record Levels
Paraguay set to overtake Argentina in soybean exports “Paraguay to Take Lead in Soybean Exports” – that’s the headline! It’s great news for those curious about global trade and farming. Paraguay’s exports are increasing, showing a shift in South American economics. This has significant implications for businesses, the government and consumers. Paraguay pushes to increase soya output Paraguay is boosting its soybean production to fill the global supply gap. This is especially…
Understanding Chile’s geographical regions
Chile may have “crazy” geography, but it is also a land of unparalleled beauty, with an incredible variety that has fascinated visitors since the Spanish conquest. Because Chile extends from a point about 625 kilometres north of the Tropic of Capricorn to a point hardly more than 1,400 kilometres north of the Antarctic Circle, within its territory can be found a broad selection of the earth’s climates. For this reason, it is possible to speak of several Chiles geographically. Geographers usually…
Brazil is an Agricultural Powerhouse
Brazil is the world’s largest producer and exporter of sugar, coffee and orange juice, as well as the largest exporter of beef, soybeans and poultry. One in four grains consumed in the world is produced in Brazil. More than 5 of every 10 glasses of orange juice drunk worldwide come from Brazilian oranges. Brazil’s beef cattle herd is 8 times the size of Australia’s. Brazil’s rise to agricultural superpower status has been underpinned by rapidly increasing efficiency in utilising production factors,…
A Night of Buenos Aires Tango – Stunning Photography
Memories of Buenos Aires Tango Buenos Aires Tango, a set on Flickr. A Tango night photographed by world-renown Frenchman photographer Christian Senat when he was in Buenos Aires visiting Gateway to South America – Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires Tango & Milonga Guide Six Great Tango Shows in Buenos Aires There are many, many tango shows in Buenos Aires. The format is usually a dinner show with a variety of dancers and musicians performing over a period of somewhere between 1.5 and 3 hours. Some are located…
A brief resumé of the differences between Organic, Biodynamic, Lutte Raisonnée, Conventional, and Traditional wines
Regarding wine, several methods are used to make different types. Here is a summary of organic, biodynamic, lutte raisonnée, conventional and traditional wines. Organic wine is made without synthetic pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers, and no GMOs. Biodynamic wine production takes it a step further. It looks at the vineyard as a whole, using lunar cycles to plant and harvest and natural preparations to enrich the soil. Lutte raisonnée is a “reasoned struggle”. Chemicals are used only when…
Current Forestry Options in Uruguay
Foreign investment in Uruguay’s forestry industry is growing, with great chances for small-scale and large-scale forestry projects. If you’re thinking of planting your forest or investing in an existing operation, Uruguay’s forestry sector is worth investigating. Plantation Forestry in Uruguay Investors looking to put money into forestry? Uruguay’s a great choice! Plantation forestry has been going strong for ages. Here’s the rundown of what it offers – pros and cons. Benefit-wise,…
Argentina’s grain harvest suffers under the worst drought in 60 years
Argentina is currently facing a crisis as the country endures its worst drought in 60 years. The effects of climate change and the dry conditions have led to a significant decrease in the country's grain harvest, which is the main export for Argentina. This news comes as the country is already struggling with high levels of inflation, creating further challenges for the economy. While the situation is dire, it's important to acknowledge Argentina's resilience in the face of adversity. The government and its people must work together to find solutions and come out stronger on the other side.
Argentina faces a crisis as it endures its worst drought in 60 years. The effects of climate change and the dry conditions have led to a significant decrease in the country’s grain harvest, which is the main export for Argentina. This news comes as the country is already struggling with high inflation levels, creating further economic challenges. While the situation is dire, it’s important to acknowledge Argentina’s resilience in adversity. The government and its people must work together…
Geographical differences between Peru and its competitors give it an edge
Peru’s Advantage over other export competitors Peru has a geographical advantage in that it can grow many horticulture crops all year round, meaning it can choose when to produce and sea freight produce ahead of its Southern Hemisphere competitors, giving them an advantage over the more prominent players such as Chile and Argentina. “Peru can also go head to head with Chile in the primary season. Chile has years of experience exporting blueberries and is very good at it, but Peru is catching up.…
The state of Uruguay’s exports in 2023
Uruguay is a small yet prosperous South American nation that increasingly relies on exports to drive economic growth. In 2023, Uruguay’s exports are predicted to remain healthy and dynamic, driven by the country’s strong economic performance in recent years. The government of Uruguay has committed itself to promote export-led growth, focusing on bolstering the manufacturing sector and developing its agricultural exports. As a result of these aggressive investments in infrastructure and technology, Uruguay…
