In this episode, we highlight key takeaways from China’s Policy Paper on Latin America and the Caribbean, published in December 2025, and what this could mean LatAm governments and businesses, especially in logistics.

To help us parse this policy paper, we are joined by R. Evan Ellis, Research Professor of Latin American Studies at the US Army War College.

Don’t miss the opportunity to understand China’s approach in the region and how this could affect your business.

In this episode, we break down four massive forces reshaping Latin America’s logistics landscape over the next few years:

• Global supply chain disruption
• Deregulation driven by a rightward political shift
• Rising Asian business influence
• Expanding technology investments

But we’re not just explaining what's happening — we're translating each mega-trend into actionable strategy.

For every force, we spell out what logistics companies should be doing right now and why these moves create competitive advantage.

If you want to understand the waves that are coming — and how to position your business to ride them instead of getting caught by them — this episode is essential.

En este episodio, Diego Rodríguez Paez —director de la práctica logística de Americas Market Intelligence— entrevista a Luis Guillermo Baquero, Gerente Mesa ANDI La Guajira. ANDI son las siglas de la Asociación Nacional de Empresarios de Colombia y La Guajira es uno de los departamentos del país.

Luis trabaja con empresas del sector minero energético, articulando esfuerzos para fomentar la viabilidad de proyectos de energías renovables en La Guajira.

En la entrevista va explicando sobre los proyectos ya en fase de desarrollo en La Guajira y del potencial futuro del departamento en este sector, junto con los retos y las oportunidades para las empresas.

In this episode, Steven Keats, Vice President and Partner at Kestrel Liner Agencies, joins Diego Rodriguez to unpack what’s ahead for the Caribbean in 2026. Drawing on nearly five decades in shipping, Keats explains how U.S. tariffs, global freight collapses, and port congestion are reshaping trade flows across the region. He discusses the Caribbean’s growing reliance on China, persistent feeder-vessel bottlenecks, and port-capacity constraints from Trinidad to Colón. Keats also highlights infrastructure gaps, the EV-import surge, and the region’s slow pivot toward alternative fuels—painting a candid picture of both the vulnerabilities and the opportunities defining the Caribbean’s maritime future.

In this episode, Diego Rodríguez is joined by Abel Delgado, AMI's Digital Marketing Director and expert in thought leadership content, to discuss the mistakes that logistics companies make when creating their own thought leadership. Diego and Abel cover not only what goes wrong, but what companies can do to make sure it goes right—as well as tip to maximize the impact of your thought leadership in one step.

Diego Rodríguez, the director of Americas Market Intelligence's logistics practice, discusses a number of trends that will shape logistics in Latin America during 2026, including tariffs and the growing presence of Asian and European companies in Latin America. Beyond highlighting each trend, Diego also explains how each will affect logistics players and how they can prepare to deal with them.