In a study conducted by Invamer for the Colombian Association for National Entrepreneurs, it was revealed that one out of four cigarette packs sold in Colombia are a product of contraband.

Chocolate-producing women in Las Lajas de Altamira, young entrepreneurs of the Jamao Eco Tours project, models for the typical merengue of Guananico, and humble bee keepers from Dajabón, were featured in the evaluation of the sustainable community tourism program supported by the Japanese Cooperation (JICA) and various Dominican governmental institutions.

The Coca-Cola FEMSA company in Argentina filed for crisis prevention proceedings following a staggering drop in demand for their product last month.

Despite the lack of exposure, economic support, and appreciation from their country, Panamanian artisans have always been an important part of Panama’s identity and culture.

Excessive spending and indebtedness have pushed Ecuador to once again turn to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The National Strategy of Electric Mobility is a newly established plan seeking to completely transform transport within Paraguay.

A new law passed by the Costa Rican government in January of 2019 will promote and oversee the increased use of bicycles as a mode of transportation.

The support measures announced on February 15th by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to strengthen Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) faced tough criticisms from national and foreign banks, as well as by the credit rating agency Fitch Ratings, the same agency that had lowered the score of the petroleum business two weeks prior.

The government of the Dominican Republic has launched a scholarship program, República Digital, to prepare the nation’s youth to navigate the technology of the future.

Expanding capacities of Chile’s copper producing sector are helping reaffirm Chile’s place as leader of global copper production.