[HIGHLIGHTS] It is not the winner, but governability that interests the markets in the next elections

Seven Latin American countries hold elections this year and foreign investors are paying close attention to the results. More than 50 countries that make up between 40% and 50% of the world's GDP are calling for elections in 2024.

The elections will be held against a backdrop of low economic growth and higher poverty rates, high political polarization and the risk of social instability. For foreign investors, one of the main concerns is that fragmented parliaments are elected in which it is difficult to pass reforms and adjustments to public policies.