Special Tuesday Audio Report

Latin America’s risk map shifted this week across politics, energy, and organized crime.

In Colombia, Abelardo De La Espriella’s razor-thin presidential win over Iván Cepeda leaves the country with a polarized electorate, a fragmented Congress, and a difficult governing path.

In Argentina, Vaca Muerta is giving the Milei government hard-currency breathing room.

In Mexico, cartel risk is a transnational security issue.

Latin America Risk Sentinel helps decision-makers separate signal from noise so they can understand where political, economic, and security risk is emerging before clients ask.

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00:00 Top Stories Preview

00:09 Briefing Intro and Access

00:59 Colombia Election Results

03:01 Colombia Governance Challenges

05:04 Argentina Energy Surplus

06:33 Argentina Growth Risks

08:03 Mexico Cartels Go Global

09:35 US Indictments and Political Fallout

11:10 Business and Border Risk

12:13 Wrap Up and Subscriber Note

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