A new report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Cepal) reveals a concentration of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the region’s largest economies. FDI is a key indicator of development, and the report highlights where investment is actually occurring. The study indicates that Venezuela has not received any notable foreign investment since 2018, effectively being excluded from recent investment trends. The report details which countries are attracting the most FDI within Latin America and the Caribbean. This concentration suggests an uneven distribution of economic opportunity across the region. Cepal’s findings offer insight into the economic landscape and investment patterns currently shaping Latin America and the Caribbean. The full report was published by EL NACIONAL.