April 30, 2019

Feliu N&I to participate in Construmat

Feliu N&I will participate from May 14th to 17th in this year’s edition of CONSTRUMAT, one of the most important events in the construction sector.

Located at stand C14, the Feliu N&I team will be at the disposal of exhibiting companies and visitors to solve doubts and provide solutions to their needs in internationalization and execution of workers mobility projects: migratory, labor, fiscal aspects, among others, for the execution of works, machinery start-up, technical works, repair and maintenance or project management, and any other activity related to the international expansion of the companies.

Feliu N&I ratifies its active participation in this edition of CONSTRUMAT participating as a candidate in the BBConstrumat 2019 Awards in the category of Innovative Project, with the proposal “Solutions in Internationalization of Companies and International Mobility”. This proposal will be presented in the Technical Corner of the Future Arena.

CONSTRUMAT will have 2,000 m2 dedicated to innovation, new technologies and new materials in the sector; it is the meeting place to establish new synergies and business relationships with companies in the sector.

Otros Actos y Jornadas

BULGARIA ADOPTS THE EURO: PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESSES

February 23, 2026

On January 1, 2026, Bulgaria adopted the euro as its official currency, following the positive assessment contained in the Convergence Report 2025 by the European Commission and the European Central Bank, within the framework of Article 140 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). With this, Bulgaria fully integrates into the

EU-MERCOSUR AGREEMENT: A NEW FRAMEWORK OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONALIZATION

February 23, 2026

The signing of the trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur on January 17th opens a particularly important chapter for internationalization, given that it constitutes one of the world’s largest areas of economic integration, in a region with significant growth potential and a potential market of over 700 million consumers. Beyond its political dimension,

VENEZUELA SANCTIONS REGULATIONS 31 CFR PART 591 – GENERAL LICENSE NO. 47: AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF U.S. ORIGIN DILUENTS TO VENEZUELA.

February 23, 2026

Venezuela’s oil production is largely based on extra-heavy crude, which cannot be exported without being blended with diluents that are mostly sourced from the U.S., which created a structural problem because said sanctions not only limited revenue generation but also essentially disabled the production capacity and, as a result, contributed to market distortions and operational