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Colombia airport investment and construction opportunities improving as internal security improves

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While Brazil faces up to a persistent economic decline, equally visible in passenger air traffic falling by over 25% at some airports in Oct-2015, and with similar weaknesses apparent in Argentina, the privatisation of airports - especially in Brazil - has slipped out of investors' consciousness for the moment.

South America is a large continent though, and there are opportunities elsewhere.

This report examines the credentials of Colombia, a country that has had more bad press in the last decade or so than most, but which could be described as a surprise package, economically speaking. There are airport investment opportunities arising now, and in the near future.

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