If a company is hiring someone/a company in LATAM, they'll expect to pay LATAM level wages, which are considerably lower than $80k USD.
The numbers I'm aware of, put the highest paid employees in LATAM at around half your expectations (of course, it's very country dependent).
Entering a foreign country with the intention of self-employment usually requires a work-visa. You'll need to sort that out.
Opening a company in that country will likely require proof that you are authorized to be self-employed.
Even if you open the company in Europe, but do the work in LATAM will likely pose tax obligations from the country in LATAM as you'll be (likely) residing there.
I think that's the biggest hurdle you'll have to sort out, and what I'd focus on first.
I expect it to be difficult, but could be worth it! Good luck!
The numbers I'm aware of, put the highest paid employees in LATAM at around half your expectations (of course, it's very country dependent).
Entering a foreign country with the intention of self-employment usually requires a work-visa. You'll need to sort that out. Opening a company in that country will likely require proof that you are authorized to be self-employed.
Even if you open the company in Europe, but do the work in LATAM will likely pose tax obligations from the country in LATAM as you'll be (likely) residing there.
I think that's the biggest hurdle you'll have to sort out, and what I'd focus on first.
I expect it to be difficult, but could be worth it! Good luck!