Strategic analyses on institutional frameworks, the economy, and development published in specialized media.
While Western institutional investors and Chinese state-backed lenders compete for influence over Latin America’s energy infrastructure, one factor is quietly determining who will build the region’s clean energy future: the cost of capital.
Privatization for Efficiency and Growth in Paraguay
After four installments, the in-depth analysis of Yacyretá paints a clear picture: it is a strategic power plant with 3,200 MW of installed capacity and annual production of nearly 20,000 GWh, but it remains trapped in an unfinished financial framework.
In previous installments of this series, we examined how inflation acts as a hidden tax that makes money more expensive, and we broke down the components of equity, debt, and the weighted average cost of capital (WACC).
Transition to an individual account-based system in Paraguay's pension system
Architect of Latin American economic development.
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