Hi you can recieve many channels direct from the Latin America Region in europe.
A majority of the signals do however require some expensive equipment and a large dish - here is some further information.
NSS 806 at 40.5 west- ALL transponders are on C band you can however receive many of them on dishes down to 1.8 mtr with a good ADI corotor (not the chapperal its to noisy!) A 2.0 mtr will generally allows vewing even in adverse weather conditions
Check out the link provided
http://www.lyngsat.com/nss806.shtml
Intelsat 805 at 55.5 ( all are on C band) West also has many Latin American signals , here again some of the transponders channels you can recieve on a 1.8mtr. others you need at least a 3.0 mtr.
Check out the link provided below
http://www.lyngsat.com/i805.shtml
Also on the Panamsat PAS 9 (ALL on C band) at 58.0 west there are again many south and north American transponder channels,
that can be recieved.
Here the minimum is 2.0 mtr for some of the transponder channels, and for good solid reception on 90% then a 3.0 mtr is required. others require a 3.7mtr.
Check out the link provided below for the actual channels
http://www.lyngsat.com/pas9.shtml
There are also several other channels that you can recieve on other satellites but they are generally much lower (weaker signals)
Are you sure that some channels from hipasat would not help ? a majority are much easier to receive from the UK and are on KU band recievable with 1.2 dish for most UK locations
http://www.lyngsat.com/hispa.shtml
If you see a channel from the links on a specific satellite , We can help confirm the dish requirements.
Best Regards
Old Satellite