by Paul Brown | Aug 31, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Navantia owns the Titanic’s shipyard, builds the Royal Navy’s supply ships — and is bidding for €5bn more amid Britain’s naval crisis The Hispano-Luso Report In 1588 the Spanish Armada sailed for England and met weather, luck and Drake. In 2025 it...
by Paul Brown | Aug 29, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Washington announces a 65-billion-barrel oil agreement with Caracas — and calls it history’s biggest. The terms still to print The Hispano-Luso Report The announcement arrived on Friday, from the White House, in the superlative register that leaves no room above...
by Paul Brown | Aug 29, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru seal a pact to court the world’s capital for their strategic minerals — together The Hispano-Luso Report For a season, this Report has covered the investment wars as a contest between rivals: Chile legislating certainty,...
by Paul Brown | Aug 27, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
From a €400m card book to €5.2bn and a full licence — Bankinter built Ireland’s newest bank while nobody watched The Hispano-Luso Report The loudest banking stories of this masthead’s season have been continental in scale — Connecticut bought, a European...
by Paul Brown | Aug 27, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
A new 179km transmission award — and the pattern behind it: Spanish firms keep winning the grid the AI age runs on The Hispano-Luso Report Taken alone, this week’s news is modest, and this Report says so plainly: Iberdrola has won the construction of a new...
