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Nine Latin American nearshore destinations compared on shared working hours, English, broadband and providers measured. Pick what matters and the list reorders.

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  • ColombiaUTC−5
    Shared working day
    9 h
    English
    Low #76
    Broadband
    231 Mbps #28
    Providers measured
    21

    The most working hours shared with a New York client.

  • PeruUTC−5
    Shared working day
    9 h
    English
    Moderate #52
    Broadband
    260 Mbps #19
    Providers measured
    7

    The most working hours shared with a New York client.

  • ChileUTC−4
    Shared working day
    8 h
    English
    Moderate #54
    Broadband
    364 Mbps #3
    Providers measured
    5

    The fastest broadband on this list, and the 3rd fastest in the world.

  • Costa RicaUTC−6
    Shared working day
    8 h
    English
    Moderate #55
    Broadband
    182 Mbps #43
    Providers measured
    none yet
  • El SalvadorUTC−6
    Shared working day
    8 h
    English
    Moderate #47
    Broadband
    137 Mbps #56
    Providers measured
    2
  • MexicoUTC−6
    Shared working day
    8 h
    English
    Very low #103
    Broadband
    118 Mbps #61
    Providers measured
    19
  • ArgentinaUTC−3
    Shared working day
    7 h
    English
    High #26
    Broadband
    137 Mbps #57
    Providers measured
    16

    The strongest measured English on this list.

  • BrazilUTC−3
    Shared working day
    7 h
    English
    Low #75
    Broadband
    242 Mbps #23
    Providers measured
    10
  • UruguayUTC−3
    Shared working day
    7 h
    English
    Moderate #34
    Broadband
    208 Mbps #35
    Providers measured
    16

Time zone and overlap come from the tzdata database and a 9-to-6 working day at both ends. English is the EF EPI 2025 index and broadband the Speedtest Global Index for August 2026, each linked from the country’s own page. Bars are scaled against the highest of these nine, not against an absolute.

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