January's Newsletter

Volume 3, Issue 1

School News

News from the following school: Colegio Peruano Britanico... Read more

Getting To Know You

Steve & Dorcas Guschov
Steve Guschov is originally from the Boston area. He grew up as a diehard Red Sox fan... Read more

Web Scout: Foreign Direct Investment: Rising Tide or Wave?

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows to developing countries began to surge during the 90s, increasing from 30.5 billion to more than 163 billion US dollars. Latin America and the East Asia and Pacific... Read more

Foreign Investment in Peru Skyrockets

Peru's economy has become the envy of Latin America and it shows few signs of slowing down. Free trade agreements with the United States, Canada and other countries; investment grade ratings... Read more

Editorial Calendar 2009

January - Foreign Investment in Peru
February - Women of Peru... Read more

Candidates for ACAP 2009 Board of Directors

President: Michael M. DeBakey
Michael DeBakey is a U.S. citizen and has been a resident of Lima for over 48 years... Read more

ACAP Activities

Night on the Town
November saw the innauguration of a new “concept” night organized by the ACAP... Read more

Restaurant Review: La Bistecca

One of the most popular new restaurants to open in Lima over the past year or so is La Bistecca, located on Av. Conquistadores in San Isidro. It is a high-end buffet restaurant... Read more

Corporate Members

- Drogueria Cantt
- Flamingo Road Church... Read more

The Lima Survival Kit: Doing Business in Lima

Although the basic rules, and hurdles, apply to any foreign investor starting up a business in Peru, the actual experience and pain of the process certainly depends on whether you are a corporation... Read more

Foreign Direct Investment in Peru

Foreign direct investment – FDI – is an investment by someone from one country in an enterprise in another country. But there's more – in order to qualify for analytical purposes... Read more

Jean Louis and the Land of the Lost Boys (Part 2)

This is how we entered remote CIMA's even more remote back door. Through the eucalyptus trees we viewed acres of cultivated land. As if on queue, a short man appeared to greet us... Read more