As Argentina’s economic woes have been well-documented, people are growing more desperate for financial stability throughout the country.

Consultants issued a report to Machu Picchu management regarding potentially constructing elevators and cable cars to provide “alternative access” to the Incan citadel.

In Uruguay, global economic slowdowns will take a toll on the nation in 2019, with predictions from economists and banking institutions forecasting a smaller GDP growth this year than previously expected.

The nations of Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador are overseeing the financial development of the Gulf of Fonseca as part of a ZEDE project.

Argentina’s recent economic struggles have been well-documented.

A macroeconomic report from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) shows the impact of slowed economic growth in China and the United States, in which China’s GDP is growing slower than expected at 0.9% per year and that of the United States is predicted at 4% for 2019 and 2020.

The economic crisis in Venezuela is predicted to hamper economic growth in Latin America.

The recently completed El Paso Solar Park has become the largest renewable energy plant in Colombia.

Lima, Peru, is working on developing an app for taxis so that the drivers don’t have to drive around the city looking for passengers, adding to the congestion.

Cubans are observing “signals of a silent crisis” after an announcement described how there will be reductions in the number of official publications distributed throughout the country.