Not everything is fine, unfortunately. For all their promise, a decade of reforms have not made a visible reduction in poverty or a dent in income inequality, which as you know is a very big social problem in Latin America.
Many economists think that inequality would have actually worsened in the period in the absence of these reforms, and they may very well be right, but we will not be satisfied until we see a significant drop in inequality. Nevertheless, reforms have improved efficiency as expected and led to higher growth and resiliency.