Envío’s Latin American News Review Of 2024
We are fast approaching the end of another year and as specialist logistics service providers to and from Latin America, Envío has covered a host of news stories during the past twelve months that relate to logistics and trade with the region.
Therefore, to provide a review of the year, we have picked one of our news articles from every month of 2024 below.
January
The Amazon Rainforest saw its worst drought for at least half a century.
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February
Envío celebrated the milestone of 15 years in business.
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March
Mexican ports witnessed a surge in traffic leading to congestion.
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April
Uruguay launched a new rail freight corridor connecting the port of Montevideo.
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May
Peru’s tried to back-track on an agreement with China over Chancay port.
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June
As the Panama Canal recovered, new sustainable solutions were being sought.
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July
Accusations started that the Venezuelan elections were rigged.
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August
The UK joined the CPTT trade agreement, along with Chile, Peru and Mexico.
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September
Venezuela‘s president announced that Christmas will come early this year.
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October
Mexico announce agricultural plan based on tortillas, beans, coffee and chocolate.
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November
Brazil: Congestion leads to chaos at Latin America’s Largest Gateway Airport.
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December
A tale of two cities, Argentina emerge from recession while Bolivia seems to implode.
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