Uber’s departure from Colombia sparks debate over app regulation
Colombia’s Superintendence of Industry and Commerce ruled last week that the multinational ride-hailing…
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Category: Technology
Mexico City to host MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35
On January, 30, one of the largest global communities of innovators, pioneers, and social change agents…
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The startup that puts Latin American micro-businesses on the digital map
Brazil is geographically and economically the largest country in Latin America, but 89 percent of its…
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Number of Latin American unicorns increases seven-fold in two years
In 2017, Latin America was home to just two companies worth over $1 billion. A year and a half later,…
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Brazilian real-estate startup becomes Latin America’s latest unicorn
São Paulo-based startup Quinto Andar, which translates to ‘fifth floor,’ has just become Brazil’s…
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How Bolivia’s answer to Rappi supports small-scale farmers
Mobile applications like Rappi have swept across Latin America to make food delivery more convenient,…
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Holberton School Medellín: Training the next generation of software engineers
The Holberton School, first established in San Francisco in 2016, has recently opened a site in Medellín…
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Why are people protesting the advent of 5G in Uruguay?
In April, Uruguay became the first country in South America to launch commercial 5G internet connectivity,…
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What is the future for renewable energy in Latin America?
Coming in as Latin America’s second largest country, just falling short of Brazil, Mexico is the fourteenth…
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Who benefits from a Latin America coworking boom?
It was from the 41st floor where I looked down at a bird’s eye view of one of Mexico’s most…
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