US EditionInvestments of Amazonian Neighbors that Can Be a Bad Business
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Sometimes we are overwhelmed by stressful local news thinking that we are the only ones facing difficulties, but when we look around, we realize that we are not alone. And, indeed, at the level of Amazonian countries, Colombia’s neighbors are also experiencing conflicting environmental moments. And, although some may attribute them to the upturn of the right in Latin American policies, these also occur in leftist governments. One could say that …
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