The 13th annual Latin America edition of the World Economic Forum (WEF), dubbed a “Mini Davos,” began yesterday in São Paulo. With three-quarters of Latin America due to face elections during 2018, the conference’s theme this year was how nations could create new narratives as they face a “tipping point.”
“Latin America is initiating a decisive electoral cycle, which represents an opportunity to embrace technology and innovation while promoting long-term value creation, fostering economic progress in a sustainable manner,” said Marissol Argueta de Barillas, director of the World Economic Forum onLatin America.
Topics on the forum’s table include...
