Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Minectur) is laying the groundwork for a bilateral trade agreement with the Indian government, followed by those of Australia and Indonesia.

Much of what we watch or read in the news today covers the conflicts currently unraveling the Middle East; however, it is unlikely many would guess that Uruguayans are expressing an eagerness to join the Kurds in their fight for independence and autonomy.

The Cuban government has announced that it will be buying equipment from China for the construction of three new bioelectric production plants.

European Parliament responded to the crisis in Venezuela by passing a resolution insisting that President Nicolás Maduro release all political prisoners and schedule an electoral candidate “as soon as possible.”

The dangers are particularly strong for small property owners.

Panama will host its first indigenous games which will serve as the qualifying round for the International Indigenous Games.

The Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries, and Food (SAGARPA) announced a new export diversification strategy, in which Mexican pork products will be exported to 32 countries in 4 continents.

Social programs have not been able to improve daily living conditions of Ecuador’s rural population.

The city is competing against Pamplona, Spain and Tarija, Bolivia to be the site of the Conference of Latin American religious leaders. 

Seven years have passed since the introduction of the China-Peru Free Trade Agreement, and Peruvian exports to China have grown by 109% since.