Issue Nov 05-11 2025: During the final stretch before legislative elections in October, Argentina’s Minister of the Economy, Luis Caputo, had suggested that reforms to the country’s tax code would include a reduction on income tax, raising questions among sectors of the opposition.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: The docking of the Bilbao Knutsen in the Honduran city of Puerto Cortés represents a milestone in the Central American country’s energy policy.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: The dispute between producers and refiners exposes the billion-dollar impact of policy that encourages crude oil exports and reduces industrial competitiveness.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: For years, the chocolate and coffee industries have been facing a public relations crisis, given their association with deforestation. To help clean their image, the European Union has enacted some of its most ambitious regulations ever to guarantee that European consumption is not abetting the destruction of wilderness.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: Panama’s government has begun negotiations with Canada’s First Quantum Minerals after the latter agreed that the land and minerals where it plans to carry out operations belong to the Panamanian state. The mine, which contains an estimated US $10 billion in copper deposits, was decommissioned in 2023.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: A report warned that the richest 1% of the planet concentrated 41% of new global wealth. The G20 called for a coordinated response to the widening economic and social gaps.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: Operation, scheduled for the 22nd, will mark the entry of the Alcântara base into the global space launch market. The Hanbit-Nano rocket, brought to Brazil by the South Korean company, will put five satellites into orbit.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: Bolivia’s Vice-Minister for Consumer Protection, Jorge Silva, has denied that the country is “bankrupt,” but economists have indicated that the country is well on its the way there due to its insolvency, emphasizing that this shortage of dollars is also causing a spike in inflation.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: According to the Bank of Ecuador, exports from the South American country topped US $24.406 million during the first eight months of 2025, its foreign sales climbing 7.7% with respect to 2024. Behind these figures lies an historically important shift: shrimp have displaced oil to become Ecuador’s main export.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: According to a new study released by Costa Rica’s National Statistics and Census Institute (INEC) entitled the National Survey of Homes (Enaho), the rate of those living in poverty in the Central American country is estimated to be 15.2%, while the rates of those living in extreme poverty stands at roughly