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Costa Rica Advances Strategic Road and Rail Infrastructure Projects with Approved Financing
May
BLP is pleased to share two of the most significant infrastructure projects currently under development in Costa Rica, both backed by approved financing and designed to strengthen the country’s connectivity, mobility, and economic development. These projects represent strategic opportunities for companies and investors interested in infrastructure, transportation, engineering, construction, technology, logistics, and related services in…
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Newsflash Guatemala | Constitutional Court Confirms Obligation to Report Beneficial Ownership before the General Registry of State Procurement (RGAE)
Apr
The Constitutional Court of Guatemala declared inadmissible the action of unconstitutionality filed against provisions of Government Agreement 133-2024. With this ruling, the obligation to identify the beneficial owner remains in force for all individuals and legal entities seeking to register, update, or remain in the General Registry of State Procurement (RGAE). As a result, the…
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New Opportunities in Public-Private Partnerships in Guatemala
Dec
On the night of November 25, 2025, two-thirds of the Congress of the Republic approved Decree 21-2025, which amends the Law on Partnerships for the Development of Economic Infrastructure (Decree 16-2010). This legislation governs Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Guatemala. With these reforms: The approval process for PPP contracts is streamlined by removing from congressional approval…