by Paul Brown | Sep 1, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Lefties, the cheapest chain of Zara’s owner Inditex, opens in Liverpool with Essex and Newcastle next — low-cost Spain enters the discount king’s home market The Hispano-Luso Report The most valuable fashion group on earth has, for years, kept a chain so...
by Paul Brown | Sep 1, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Spanish builders reach the final for Toronto’s metro megacontract — Canada becomes the fifth anglophone country with Spain on its biggest tenders The Hispano-Luso Report Count the countries. Britain’s hospitals, grid and warships; America’s highways,...
by Paul Brown | Aug 31, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Washington’s critical minerals push lands in Brazil — the buyer knocks first on the door the Andean bloc left open The Hispano-Luso Report Days after four Andean nations sealed their pact to court the world’s mining capital as a bloc, the world’s...
by Paul Brown | Aug 31, 2026 | Hispano-Luso Report
Trade deals, a warship call and a reported wobble in Washington — the week everyone moved around the Falklands/Malvinas The Hispano-Luso Report Four stories in one week, each reported as a brief, none connected by anyone: London deepens its economic bet on the...
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...
