“We live in a time in which for the first time in history it is possible to overcome hunger at the global and national levels because we have sufficient food…and because the costs are accessible, if there is a will to unite around this fundamental objective.”

Despite the deceleration of Mexico’s economy, citizens are still turning to national banks for credit.

A recent agreement will allow those living illegally in government usufruct housing to regularize their property ownership status.

The unemployment rate in Mexico rose to 3.6% during March, the highest level since December 2016, with the numbers adjusted for seasonality, in accordance with the slowdown in the generation of formal employment.

The Colombian Massif is a diverse biome and land preserve of 4.8 million hectares (18,500 square miles).

Since 2017, Venezuela has had the worst hyperinflation problem in the world. This conclusion arose from several studies conducted in February and March of this year.

The program ‘Dupla Escola’ aims to enable new professionals for the automotive industry in southern Rio de Janeiro – Brazil.

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.