Reach Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking readers across Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru with one release.
From $19 per release · Published in hours · 20% off with WORLD20
Built for companies that need to be read in Latin America, not just indexed.
Submit your release in the language your readers use, not only in English.
Strong coverage in the two largest economies of the region.
Start with one market for $19 and add more when you need them.
Business sites that decision-makers across the region read.
Latin America is often treated as an afterthought by the big wires: a Spanish translation bolted onto a US distribution. World Newswire treats the region as a set of real markets. Your release goes to national news portals, business press and regional dailies in the countries where your customers, partners and investors live.
Brazil and Mexico carry the most weight in the network, followed by Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru.
English releases are accepted across the network, which suits international companies announcing a regional launch. You can also submit a Spanish or Portuguese version when your readers expect one.
The Local plan at $19 covers one country, a good fit for a Brazil-only or Mexico-only story. The Multi-Country plan at $34 covers three countries, for example Mexico, Colombia and Chile. The Continental plan at $59 opens the full Latin American network, and the Global plan at $99 adds North America, Europe, Asia and Africa in the same order.
Plans also set your media allowance, from 500 words, 3 images and 5 links on Local up to 1,500 words, 8 images and 10 links on Global.
E-commerce brands expanding from Mexico into Colombia and Chile, fintech companies launching in Brazil, event organisers promoting a regional conference and agencies with LATAM clients all publish here. International companies use the Continental plan to announce a regional office or partnership in one step, instead of pitching each country separately.
Because you can submit Spanish and Portuguese versions, your announcement can read like local news rather than a translated press note.
Smaller companies benefit too: a single-country release lets a Colombian startup or a Chilean retailer reach home readers first, then widen the coverage later.
We review your release within a few hours, weekends included, and publish it as soon as it is approved. Your report lists every published link by outlet, with no third-party branding, so agencies can share it with clients directly.
Publication is guaranteed: your release goes out or you get a refund. Your first release is 20% off with the code WORLD20.
| Countries covered | Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru |
|---|---|
| Main languages | Spanish, Portuguese |
| Outlet types | National news portals, Business press, Regional dailies online |
| Turnaround | Review within a few hours, weekends included. Live once approved. |
| Report | Full report with every published link, white label. |
| Media per release | 3 images, 5 links and 1 video on Local, up to 8 images, 10 links and 2 videos on Global. |
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What people ask before publishing in Latin America.
Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru. Pick one country, three countries, or all of Latin America with the Continental plan.
English is accepted across the network. If your audience reads another language, you can submit a local-language version of your release.
We review submissions within a few hours, weekends included. Once approved, your release goes live right away and the report follows.
Every published link, outlet by outlet. The report is white label, so you can forward it to a client as is.
Yes. The Global plan covers every region in one release, or you can place separate orders for the regions you need.
Yes. The Local plan covers one country, so a Brazil-only release costs $19.
Yes. The Multi-Country plan covers three countries and the Continental plan covers all of Latin America in one order.