Los 10 países latinos que más crecerían en su economía en 2026: ¿cómo le iría a Colombia?

TL;DR

ECLAC projects weak economic growth of approximately 2.3% for Latin America and the Caribbean in 2026.
This growth rate indicates a slow recovery that is insufficient to resolve structural issues such as unemployment and inequality.
The economic performance is influenced by an uncertain international environment, including lower investment, high interest rates, and less dynamic global trade.
Weak domestic demand in several regional countries also contributes to the slow growth outlook.
Guyana is projected to be the fastest-growing economy at 24%, followed by Paraguay (4.5%) and others.
Colombia is expected to grow above the regional average, driven by domestic demand, particularly private consumption.
However, limited investment and external factors continue to restrict Colombia's economic expansion.

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