Due to Mexico’s gas shortage, many residents have been facing layoffs, loss of profits and clientele, or simply not being able to get to work.

Outdated technology and unprepared businesses have contributed to an increase in cyberattacks in Latin America.

The inflation crisis in Venezuela has driven many Venezuelans into poverty, but the tenuous situation has proven beneficial to some locals and many foreigners looking to take advantage of low currency exchange rates.

According to a study by Banxico, Mexico’s central bank, most low-education jobs that can be replaced by machines will be.

Despite a 37-cent increase in price per gallon last week, gas in Ecuador still ranks as some of the cheapest in the entire world, according to a new report from Global Petrol Prices.

On January 7, 2019, Bolivia’s Minister of Hydrocarbons, Luis Alberto Sánchez, made it known that negotiations were underway to increase the amount of natural gas being exported to Brazil and Argentina.

In the past year, Peruvian agro-exportations have continued to grow, and exporters have identified new products that have the potential to become major cash crops.

Latin America will grow less than 2% in 2019 amid lingering uncertainty, with a structural weakening of international trade, aggravated by trade tensions between the United States and China.

The Priests in the Option for the Poor demand a “more critical stance” from the Catholic Church against the Argentinian government.

In Colombia, the long-awaited “emancipation of the regions” has perhaps arrived.