Session three: Brazil, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Chile, Nicaragua, Honduras and Costa Rica.

In Latin America, public-private partnerships (PPPs) are playing a crucial role in infrastructure development, stimulating economic growth and innovation. As governments seek to modernise their infrastructure without burdening their budgets, PPPs are becoming an increasingly popular solution for stimulating economic development. Each country has unique features in terms of legal traditions and tax regimes, reflecting the legal and economic diversity of the region.

Taylor Wessing and the Spanish law firm ECIJA, who together signed a strategic alliance in March 2023, are organising three webinars to allow professionals to discover the opportunities of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in Latin America, the best practices to optimise their PPP projects and maximise their investments.

Each webinar includes a presentation and analysis of the specific tax regimes for PPPs in five Latin American countries by experts from the ECIJA network, with one expert per country.

• This webinar is with Roberto Codorniz for Brazil, Andrés Chacra for Argentina, Aniris Castellano Guzmán for Puerto Rico, Alfredo Moreno for Chile, Roberto Benard for Nicaragua, Eduardo Antonio Reyes Reina for Honduras, and Mariela Hernandez for Costa Rica.

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In this series:

• The first webinar was on 18 November 2024 with David Bedoya Goyes for Colombia, Marcos Palma for Guatemala and Carlos Gil for El Salvador.
• The second webinar was on 9 December 2024 with Ricardo Chacón for Mexico, Bayardo Rafael Poveda Camacho for Ecuador, Alberto Antonio Vargas for Panama, and Polibio Valenzuela for Dominican Republic.