In an effort to increase business diversification in order to reduce the deficit and depend less on contracts with the Air Force, the Fadea military aircraft factory is renovating eight helicopters bought in Italy for the Army and Gendarmerie.

The director of SILAIS-Carazo, Nicaragua’s Ministry of Health, ordered the closure of Farmacia Vidal, a pharmacy in Jinotepe, for not providing services on May 23, the day of a nation-wide general strike.

Since 2009, Ecuador has placed limits on interest rates offered by private banks, but the government is showing signs that this rule may change.

The 12 municipalities that comprise the Campanha Gaúcha are known as Braguaya – that is, half Brazilian, half Uruguayan.

The Central Bank of Costa Rica (BCCR) has activated two of its monetary policy instruments to liven the country’s economy.

A new lithium reserve that stretches at least 1.5 kilometers has been discovered in Puno, Peru.

The state-owned companies located in Barranquilla and Buenaventura, Colombia, are now in the possession of Venezuelan Interim President Juan Guaidó.

The Peruvian Ministry of Agriculture (Minagri) has announced that it will be investing 34 million Soles in the construction of reservoirs.

The Paraguayan textile and apparel industry is in a state of crisis and the government is searching for ways to stabilize the industry.

The Fundación Paz y Reconciliación (Pares) has published a report titled, “The sophisticated corruption mechanism of Luis Pérez,” which shows how Pérez, the current governor of Antioquia, and other politicians and congressmen, have benefitted from a “mixed economy” called Valor+.