According to a study conducted by the Inter-American Development Bank, 72.3% of the electrical power plants in Latin America use fossil fuels and the remaining use renewable resources.

The government of Colombia has been the country’s essential provider of telephone services through the large telephone company called Telefónica.

After experiencing a ban throughout Costa Rica since 1988, the reentry of Robusta Coffee in the nation has been considered by government officials.

In recent years, coffee has become one of the best-selling products on the global market, but low prices are causing problems for producers.

There are multiple factors, both environmental and economic, affecting the development of agricultural commodities in Argentine.

The Argentinian inflation rate has wobbled around a point of stagnation, and it seems as if the ever-increasing inflation is finally stabilizing.

Deposits of valuable metals including gold and silver are not new to the Peruvian landscape, though new economic circumstances provide incentives to add greater value to these resources.

The canal administration seeks to increase traffic while improving the safety of water consumption among other goals.

A number of financial analysts from international investment banks have concluded that Venezuela will most likely be unable to pay back its debt through 2018.

At least six small coffee producers started their own coffee shop businesses in the area.