-Gringos can have business problems and difficulties in Latin America:
Today
we have Captain Mango describing the amazingly complex, idiotic hoops
and hurdles he has had to maneuver through in order to start and
maintain his small fleet of taxis.
-It’s true that while a small
percentage of Latin businesses (like the taxi business and govt
contractors) are plagued with mindless over-regulation and bureaucratic
BS. Surprisingly enough, Latin governments do leave the vast majority of
o...
-Gringos can have business problems and difficulties in Latin America:
Today
we have Captain Mango describing the amazingly complex, idiotic hoops
and hurdles he has had to maneuver through in order to start and
maintain his small fleet of taxis.
-It’s true that while a small
percentage of Latin businesses (like the taxi business and govt
contractors) are plagued with mindless over-regulation and bureaucratic
BS. Surprisingly enough, Latin governments do leave the vast majority of
other small businesses almost completely alone.
It seems once
one has done the routine chicken-without-a-head runaround in order to
obtain the proper permits (which can take about a month), the government
pinheads lay off and never bother your business again.
-Today we
have yet more examples of poor maintenance and lack of detail inherent
in the Latin workforce. However, if you want to start a business and
need to hire help don’t despair. Latins are dedicated, smart and
hard-working. You only need to train and instruct them correctly and the
job performance will be up to anyone’s standards
-And of course I will digress as usual…….
-Visit me Johnny (and Expat super-blogger John Galt) at our new joint website www.TheNewExpat.com
. It’s where you’ll get real “boots on the ground” info, experienced
expat blogs and reports. It’s a work in progress so please be patient.
We’re continually improving and expanding the format.
-Be sure to check out my "Expat Files" YouTube channel -and become a subscriber (it’s free!)
-NEWS FLASH!
At
www.TheNewExpat.com we have a new feature: a blog written by a very
trusted Latin lawyer (with great credentials). He will be blogging
regularly from Central America touching on everything you want to know
about Latin Legal issues such as residency, passports, contracts, S.A.
corporations, banking, Trusts, courts, lawsuits, and much more. He’ll
stress all manner of Latin Legal issues as they pertain to Expats.
Better yet, you’ll be able to contact him and email your own legal
questions too…
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