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(From Ortega in Fort Lauderdale) Argentine Croissants Conquer Florida: While Bella Delicia goes viral in Kissimmee with street tastings that crown its superiority over the French croissant, La Mantequería in Fort Lauderdale attracts Lionel Messi with butter croissants imported from Argentina.

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes

(Co-created analysis by Taylor from Silicon Beach, with Maximiliano Mauvecin, external trade expert, and Marcelo Maurizio) The bilateral pact will benefit key sectors: pharmaceuticals, agricultural machinery, technology, minerals, and energy. Argentina commits to respecting patents and fighting imports from countries with labor exploitation.

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes

(By Sonia Abadi )"Now it’s my turn. I’ve passed all the exams; there’s nothing left to prove," some people in maturity say, when they feel their professional career has reached the top and sense that it’s time to focus on other passions. The return of those over 50 to lead broad, co-creative, innovative projects.

Reading time: approximately 4 minutes

(By Maqueda and Taylor, with Maurizio) Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson, the world’s largest content creator, has just announced the launch of “Beast Land,” a theme park inspired by the challenges and universe of his viral videos.

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(By Maqueda and Maurizio) McDonald’s Spain has just rolled out a strategic collaboration with Netflix and Stranger Things to coincide with the premiere of the show’s fifth and final season. The special edition features a themed menu and a collectible box evoking Hawkins’ 80s aesthetic, blending the brand’s classics with nods to the series.

(Value reading time: 4 minutes)

(By Maurizio and Ortega from Miami) Miami became the epicenter of luxury, innovation, and environmental awareness as the UIM E1 World Championship landed on Virginia Key, November 7–8. Premium brands BOSS and Bombay Sapphire took center stage as official sponsors of an event that blends elite competition, sustainability, and star power from the likes of Marc Anthony, Rafa Nadal, and Will Smith.

(Value reading time: 4 minutes)

(Juan Maqueda, from Miami, with collaboration from Marcelo Maurizio) In his multifaceted role, Juan Maqueda introduces us to the thriving world of WatchParties. From our Miami agency, LatamOne – Full Agency (https://www.latamone.com), in coordination with Infonegocios.Miami, we’re gearing up for WatchParty WC2026—an unrepeatable experience to live the World Cup like never before.

(Value reading time: 4 minutes)

(By Ortega from Herons country, with collaboration from Maurizio) Inter Miami broke the series wide open, smashing Nashville SC 4–0 in Game 3 to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals. Messi bagged a brace, Allende added another brace, Alba hit a historic milestone, and the club booked its first-ever trip to the semis.

(High strategic value read: 4 minutes)

(By Taylor and Maqueda from Brickell, with special collaboration from M. Maurizio) Before an audience of 10,000 at Miami’s American Business Forum—and greeted with repeated standing ovations—Javier Milei delivered precisely the script conservative investors wanted to hear: “Two out of three Argentines support this path,” and “there is no economic growth without the defense of private property.”

(By Marcelo Maurizio, with contributions from Rovmistrosky and Maqueda) On November 6, 2025, in the very same Kaseya Center where, a day earlier, Messi received the Keys to the City, Javier Milei delivered a speech that economic historians will study as a founding document of a new era.

(By Marcelo Maurizio, from ABF in Miami) In a closed-door gathering with top global business leaders in Miami this Wednesday, President Donald Trump proclaimed the arrival of America’s economic “Golden Age.”

(By Taylor and Maurizio) The Versace Mansion isn’t just architecture—it’s the mirror where Miami contemplates its transformation from anonymous city to global capital of luxury, tragedy, and perpetual reinvention.

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(By Ortega–Taylor) In the strategic chessboard of modern football, every piece matters. And while Lionel Messi dominates headlines with his extension through 2028, Inter Miami is quietly executing a roster build that could redefine MLS competitiveness. The latest piece on that board has a name: Pedro Gallese, the 35-year-old Peru No. 1, currently at Orlando City—Inter’s classic rival.

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