In a visit to Colombia, Gabriel Tolchinsky, president of the Latin American Exterior Commerce Bank (Bladex), praised the South American nation as the “pretty girl at the dance” among the other participating countries.

Banker, businessman, and former Vice President Luis Liberman warns that Costa Rica could be headed for an economic crisis similar to the one it faced in the 1980s.

Uruguayan Minister of Economy Danilo Astori announced several measures drawn up by the government, and expressed hopefulness that Brazil would accept changes in trade policy.

Within the past year, the peso has depreciated in value by almost 100 percent.

In Costa Rica’s decelerated economy, understanding the new type of consumer that has emerged within the last two years is paramount to dealing with sluggish economic growth. New methods are necessary for understanding the trends in the economy.

Nearly three million Venezuelans –between 7% and 10% of the population– have fled their country since 2017 because of the economic and political crisis, and now find themselves in many Latin American and Caribbean countries, as well as the United States and Spain.

Economists and citizens alike are concerned for the future of the economy in Argentina.

Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra and Bolivian President Evo Morales recently met for the fourth Peru-Bolivia Binational Cabinet with the objective to seal agreements related to various topics, and particularly, energy integration.

Opportunities to better manage Peru’s nineteen tons of daily generated solid waste are attracting public and private sector attention and driving cooperation between them.

Venezuela’s government will sell sheets of gold, starting from $63 USD, as part of a new national savings program.