The Global Economy at a Crossroads: A Preview of the Forum “Latin America, the United States, and Spain in the Global Economy”
The global economy is facing a period of uncertainty, with central banks shifting their focus from fighting inflation to avoiding a recession. Against the backdrop of geopolitical conflicts and a crucial election year, attention is on the upcoming U.S. presidential election in November.
In this turbulent yet promising world, EL PAÍS and the Spain-U.S. Chamber of Commerce are organizing a forum titled Latin America, the United States and Spain in the Global Economy. The event, scheduled to coincide with the United Nations General Assembly in New York, will feature Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, Minister of Foreign Affairs José Manuel Albares, and other prominent figures.
With a focus on transatlantic ties, the forum will include discussions on sustainability trends, energy transition challenges and opportunities, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation. Notable speakers such as Carme Artigas and Marc Murtra will address the impact of technology multinationals in the Americas.
Don’t miss the live coverage of the event on the EL PAÍS website, starting at 8:15 a.m. New York time. Join us for insightful discussions on shaping the future of the global economy.
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