Foreign direct investments remained almost stable in Latin America (-1%) last year, when they totaled $193 million, making it the developing region least affected by a general trend of falling investments, according to a report annual report of UN Trade and Development.

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As is the case at the global level, considerable differences between countries continued to be observed at the regional level, with the economies of Mexico and Brazil generally remaining the strongest magnets for foreign investments and the role of Chile as one of the destinations increasingly interesting.

In the rest of the region, Mexico stood out as a stable inflow of investments, while in the Caribbean it was the Dominican Republic that stood out with a 7% increase in foreign investments.

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In the presentation of the report, the head of the organization, Rebeca Grynspan, analyzed the efforts that were registered internationally to decentralize supply chains, after vulnerability during the pandemic.

He noted that Mexico and Costa Rica, in Latin America, Vietnam in Asia and certain countries in West Africa are strengthening their role in the more decentralized global supply chain, although this trend is not yet strong enough. 

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