by Paul Brown | Sep 10, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
After Brazil’s rare earths, the US seals minerals and nuclear agreements with Colombia — the second door the Andean bloc left open The Hispano-Luso Report Last week the buyer knocked on Brazil. This week it knocked on Colombia. The United States and Colombia...
by Paul Brown | Sep 10, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Luton’s £2.5bn-plus expansion clears its last court challenge — and the world’s largest airport operator, already running it, wants the job The Hispano-Luso Report London’s fourth airport has been trying to grow for years, and the law has now stopped...
by Paul Brown | Sep 7, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Spain’s food exports to the US fall 10% — US food exports to Spain rise 24% The Hispano-Luso Report The tariff season this Report covered in announcements has now been counted in invoices. Spain’s agriculture ministry published its annual foreign-trade...
by Paul Brown | Sep 6, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Valencia’s iPronics raises $125m for the photonic chips that link AI data centres — after the sheds, the wires and the fibre, Spain reaches the silicon The Hispano-Luso Report The most valuable company on earth does not write many cheques to Spanish startups....
by Paul Brown | Sep 5, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Lilly sues Barcelona’s Galenicum in the US over Mounjaro’s patents — the generic race for the decade’s biggest prize has a Spanish runner The Hispano-Luso Report Being sued by Eli Lilly is, in the strange grammar of American pharmaceutical law, a...
by Paul Brown | Sep 2, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
The major that never left will invest $7bn to double its output — the first named company and the first capital behind Washington’s deal The Hispano-Luso Report Last week this Report filed Venezuela’s “biggest oil deal in history” under a...
