Mexico FDI Signals, Latin America’s AI Infrastructure Play, and the Right’s Rise: Weekend Sentinel (June 27, 2026)

Mexico attracted more than $43 billion dollars in FDI in 2025, second in the region, but the deeper signal is that 64% came from reinvested earnings. Find out what it means.

In the AI race, Latin America may not shape frontier models, but Brazil, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia are becoming essential for data centers and cloud capacity. Who is best prepared for the infrastructure needed?

Are the recent wins for the Latin America Right over?

For business leaders, this is a clear view of what is changing and what to watch next in the region.

Listen to the full briefing to stay ahead of the signals shaping strategy, investment, and risk in Latin America.

Timestamps
00:00 Headlines Preview
00:08 Weekend Sentinel Intro
01:27 Mexico FDI Signals
03:44 What to Watch Mexico
04:45 Latin America AI Race
06:31 AI Infrastructure Watchpoints
07:26 High Tide for the Right
09:09 Risks and Market Signals
11:22 Wrap Up and Subscribe

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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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Colombia heads into a second-round presidential vote framed as a referendum on President Gustavo Petro’s governing model amid economic strain, deteriorating public order, and geopolitical uncertainty.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 Colombia Runoff Preview

01:22 Meet the Candidates

03:33 Fiscal and Energy Strains

05:25 Security Takes Center Stage

06:45 Foreign Policy Crossroads

07:52 Round One Signals

08:29 Final Forecast

09:02 Closing and Subscribe

LARS separates signal from noise for professionals tracking political, economic, market, security, and geopolitical risk across Latin America.

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