2026 World Cup
The spillover effect of the 2026 World Cup: How much real capital enters LATAM?
A comprehensive analysis of the projected $40+ billion global economic impact and the real proportion captured by Mexico and the regional services sector.
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2026 World Cup
A comprehensive analysis of the projected $40+ billion global economic impact and the real proportion captured by Mexico and the regional services sector.

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The spillover effect of the 2026 World Cup: How much real capital enters LATAM?
Infrastructure
A detailed analysis of the $1.8 billion allocated to airports, public transport, and connectivity across Mexico's three main metropolitan host cities (CDMX, Monterrey, and Guadalajara).


Technology
A breakdown of ad revenues and the decisive shift toward OTT streaming platforms in the...
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World Cups: Between the Mirage of Consumption and Real Return on InvestmentTemporary spikes in tourism and consumption driven by the World Cup must not be confused with sustainable development. For LATAM, real economic...
Aldi Ludueña Villarroel

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The Three-Border World Cup: A Missed Opportunity for LATAM Integration?The tournament hosted by Canada, the US, and Mexico showed the ability to coordinate a continental mega-event, but also exposed inco...
Leo Ludueña Illanes
Exclusive interview with Gianni Infantino at CNBC's US Investment Forum on tournament organization and business.
The inflow of private equity and US funds entering international football.
An agile analysis of why football is a key tool for geopolitical and economic influence.
A concise review of the real costs and economic benefits of being a host country.