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Merrill Lynch picks Chile as regional hub
Merrill Lynch is acquiring Chilean stockbroker Ureta y Bianchi Corredores de Bolsa, to establish Chile-based global markets and investment banking units. 24 July 2008 | Read
Chile sets concession rules for 3G
Chile’s competition tribunal, Tribunal de Defensa de la Libre Competencia, has rejected a recommendation by the country’s telecoms agency, Subtel, to restrict airspace available to mobile phone operators. 24 July 2008 | Read
LG&E panel refuses requests to raise award against Argentina
An ICSID tribunal has refused an investor's request for a supplementary decision that would double a damages award against Argentina.  24 July 2008 | Read

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Lupatech follows up with new debt offering 24 July 2008 | Read
Maradona lends voice to mobile phones  24 July 2008 | Read
UK water company boosts Chilean presence 24 July 2008 | Read
Telmex Perú escapes satellite tax 23 July 2008 | Read
Comanche makes private placement 23 July 2008 | Read
Facio & Cañas adds water supply to its pro bono programme  23 July 2008 | Read
Anatel approves tariff hikes  23 July 2008 | Read
Colombian call centre changes hands 23 July 2008 | Read
Tribunal constituted for Italian/Argentina bond claim 23 July 2008 | Read
Chilean retail execs hit with insider trading fines  22 July 2008 | Read
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Comment and Analysis

The Texans are coming

The logic of a Texas-based Latin America practice go far beyond energy and Mexico, we found at a roundtable with the heads of practice there 22 July 2008 | Read

The Diplomat

With heavyweight media groups and encroaching telecoms companies all keen for a piece of Latin America's television sector, the general counsel of a pan-regional broadcaster has to be good at making friends. Rosie Cresswell talks to William Muller of Turner Broadcasting 21 July 2008 | Read

Spotlight on Colombia

The in-house view
Colombia’s general counsel, according to their law firms, are tough clients, demanding value for every penny. But as their roles, departments and companies change rapidly, they face a wide range of challenges of which budgets are just one, we found over an afternoon roundtable 7 July 2008 | Read

Spotlight on Colombia

Inside the boom
In the current economic boom in Colombia, it would seem those running the country's law firms should be jumping for joy. But, we found in our roundtable, they are only cautiously optimistic 3 July 2008 | Read

The value of branching out

The experiment of opening offices across Brazil by various law firms in the 1990s bore mixed results. Those that carried it into the second wave are standing by the strategy, finds Rosie Cresswell 27 June 2008 | Read

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