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ARTICLE · 16 MAY 2016

Barbados - The Gateway To Latin America

Barbados' ties to Latin America (LatAm) date back to the fourth century, when archaeologists believe the Amerindians made their way to the island from Venezuela and established themselves as Barbados' first indigenous people.

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Barbados' ties to Latin America (LatAm) date back to the fourth century, when archaeologists believe the Amerindians made their way to the island from Venezuela and established themselves as Barbados' first indigenous people.  Barbados has since evolved, and, from the standpoint of business, has established itself as the international business nerve centre and gateway to Latin America.  The island has been a participant in the international business and financial services sector for almost half of a century, designed as a low-tax jurisdiction with a network of double taxation and investment protection treaties, complemented by a wide range of products, services, incentives, and concessions.

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