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The Argentine National Commission of Space Activities, known as Conae for its Spanish-language acronym, is preparing two satellite missions including one in cooperation with Brazil, a Conae official said. “Conae has developed four missions, all of them satellite cooperation for scientific applications and all with NASA,” chief of the ongoing SabiaMar satellite project said. Read More »

SES, the world's leading satellite operator, announced Monday the launch of this year’s annual training for the Andean community as part of the company’s mission to provide training worldwide. SES’s goal is to bring together communities to grow and enhance the future of the digital ecosystem. Within the next year, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru will see a major change. Read More »

Intercolombia, a company owned by Colombian power company ISA, has just installed a $61 million stabilizer system to prevent power oscillation and keep the right electricity tension for residents and industry in the Bogota area. The system, known as a Static Synchronous Compensator, will “guarantee and improve the stability” of the energy supply to central Colombia. Read More »

Colombian swim and resort apparel maker Ondademar, which owns approximately 50 beachwear stores worldwide and exports to approximately 80 countries, continues opening new stores and introducing new styles as part of a very fast expansion. Read More »

Advertising technology company AppNexus, with headquarters in New York and operations on five continents, bought Sao Paulo-based RealMedia Latin America to gain local expertise as it expands in the region. “The goal of the acquisition was to provide us with deep local expertise as we service our clients and grow our business in that region," AppNexus Vice President John Barr said. Read More »

The Orbis Flying Eye Hospital, the world’s only accredited ophthalmic training aboard an aircraft, in coordination with Regional Health Management, returned to Trujillo, Peru, this week to provide training programs. Read More »

Alamos Gold Inc. released results this week from the ongoing exploration program at the Cerro Pelon and La Yaqui satellite deposits at its Mulatos mine in Sonora, Mexico. At Cerro Pelon, multiple high-grade intercepts were encountered in the new zone of mineralization, about 100 meters north of the existing reserve, including 14.47 g/t Au over 50.30m (15PEL012), 9.65 g/t Au over 34.60m (15PEL020), and 2.46 g/t Au over 94.20m (15PEL010). Read More »

The Hong Kong Nicaragua Canal Development Co. (HKND Group) said this week it started an aerial survey along the proposed canal route planned by the Chinese group and the Nicaraguan government as a larger alternative to the Panama Canal. The survey will cover the 172.5-mile canal corridor connecting the Atlantic to the Pacific and a 1.25 mile-wide circumference of Lake Nicaragua. Read More »

Venezuelan billionaire Victor Vargas, owner of BOD Financial Group, has proved over the past several years that a growth-focused, diversified career is vital to successful financial leadership during economic downturns in Latin America. In recognition of his efforts, Vargas in June was awarded the title of Latin America Entrepreneur of the Year by The Executive magazine. Read More »

Iberdrola recently announced a $400 million investment on a new project called Noreste, which will have a capacity of 850 megawatts in Escobedo, Mexico; the company is responsible for the generation plant maintenance and operations, and work on the plan is expected to begin in 2016, while the company also plans to connect the power plant to the grid in July 2018. Read More »

Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) recently announced a five-year, $2.1 billion co-investment vehicle for infrastructure projects in Mexico through an association with CKD Infraestructura México. The agreement comes as Mexico is experiencing solid economic growth and the government is expect to invest $4.5 billion in infrastructure investments. Read More »

Pablo Aspe Poniatowski named regional head for Latin America and the Caribbean. Read More »

Trideo, an Argentine company started in 2014, is offering 3D printers that are fully made in the country. “The printers are entirely made here. ... Considering the limitation of imports and the exchange policy it is an environment somewhat special to buy machinery from abroad, but we can say we are in the range for similar machines," company co-founder Nicolas Berenfeld said. Read More »

Access recently announced the company's entrance into Brazil with its recent acquisition of P3Image, an information management company in the country, with operations in both Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro; the move is part of Access' strategic plan to expand its presence in Latin America after already being present in Costa Rica, Panama and Trinidad and Tobago. Read More »

The Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogota is scheduled to open at the end of October, making it the first hotel of the chain to be opened in Colombia, to be followed by the Four Seasons Hotel Bogota in 2016; the new hotel is placed on an elegant 1946 residential-style hotel that has been completely restored for the hotel conglomerate's purposes. Read More »

Southcross Energy Partners recently announced the appointment of Kelly J. Jameson as senior vice president, general counsel, and Mark A. Pyburn as vice president of Southcross Energy Partners' gas marketing, the general partner of Southcross; Jameson will have overall executive responsibility for all legal and regulatory matters, and Pyburn its gas marketing activities. Read More »

Sky Solar Holdings and Hudson Clean Energy Partners have recently established an association that aims to fund solar projects in both Latin America and Japan, with a total capital commitment from Hudson Clean Energy of up to $100 million; as part of the agreement, both companies are committed to invest on suitable renewable assets across the United States. Read More »

Seaborne Airlines will resume flights to Island of Dominica on Sept. 23, after operations were canceled due to tropical storm Erika damage; the company will also recommence the daily American Airlines code-shared that connects service from San Juan's Luis Munoz Marin International Airport to Douglas Charles and the interline that connects to Jetline, Delta and United Airlines. Read More »

Catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide said Monday that it estimates that industry insured losses from the earthquake that struck Chile last week can reach $900 million. Authorities have said that at least 12 people have died and the earthquake was felt more than 1,850 miles away in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The port city of Coquimbo reported waves approximately 16 feet high. Read More »