The two countries agreed to implement a “circular migration” program which will allow the Ecuadorians to work in the Spanish agricultural sector for a set time.

Between 1960 and 2019, data shows dramatic differences in the growth of GDP per capita between Latin American and East Asian countries, in which the latter are having more success.

Nicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada announced before the UN General Assembly that “it is not the North American empire that has the right to govern elections in Nicaragua, it is the Nicaraguan people.”

Guatemala has been engaging in negotiations with South Korea to establish a free trade treaty that can benefit both countries.

China has eyes set on Chile as an investment destination.

Panama plans to seek help to fight the immigration crisis in Tapón del Darién during the United Nations General Assembly.

Vietnam has approved the use of the Cuban Abdala vaccine in case of emergency in the midst of President Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s visit to the island.

In a statement, the Cuban representatives opposed the debate on human rights, scheduled for September 16, suggesting that it “responds to Washington’s agenda.”

Free trade agreements (FTA) are a tool that most countries in the world are willing to use to facilitate trade, and in Latin America, China has signed FTAs ​​with Chile, Peru, and Costa Rica, each with its respective terms and conditions.

Costa Rica’s Minister of Finance reported and confirmed the impact of changes in fiscal adjustment projects, which have been reviewed by the Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).