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Ivan Castano

Ivan Castano

Mexico-Latin America Correspondent at Women's Wear Daily

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  • Apparel
  • Fashion
  • Textiles
  • Commerce
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  • English
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Ivan Castano
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Guatemala Wins Labor Case Brought by USTR, Avoids $15 Million ... - WWD

The Central American country says a panel cleared it of allegations by the USTR and AFL-CIO that it abused workers trying to unionize in the apparel sector.
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Mexican Earthquake Said to Have Spared Apparel Supply Chain - WWD

Apparel manufacturers are struggling against lost orders as a result of the disaster, however.
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Puerto Rico's Holiday Sales Up, But Retailers Face Longterm ... - WWD

Estimates for lost retail sales over the next year because of Hurricanes Irma and Maria range up to $15 billion, according to experts.
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Brazilian Retailers Eye Recovery — For Now

After shuttering 40,000 stores in the last few years, Brazil’s fashion retailers are expected to rebound in 2018, although uncertainties remain.
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Contraband Apparel Trade Could Disrupt NAFTA’s Renegotiation - WWD

Mexican executives say there has been no letup in the amount of illegally imported apparel from Asia.
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Contraband Apparel Trade Could Disrupt NAFTA’s Renegotiation - WWD

Mexican executives say there has been no letup in the amount of illegally imported apparel from Asia.
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Latin American Retailers Buck Politics and Economics - WWD

Elections in key markets such as Mexico and Brazil could unsettle consumers and dent an expected increase in retail sales.

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Latin American Retailers Coppel, Iguatemi Seek $2B Amid Uncertainty...

Both companies aim to boost their working capital amid political uncertainties in Mexico and Brazil.
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What Bolsonaro's Victory Might Mean for Brazil's Retailers ... - WWD

Analysts believe the victory could boost the economy — and thus help retailers — but designers worry the new president’s far-right policies could impact creative freedom.
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EXCLUSIVE: El Palacio de Hierro to Remodel Key Mexico City Stores

The renovations come as retail sales are beginning to rebound, with Mexico seeing fewer infections and deaths from COVID-19.
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El Palacio de Hierro Set to Open New Mexico City Store

The unit in the Mitikha complex comes as the chain continues to expand and refurbish stores.