The support measures announced on February 15th by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to strengthen Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) faced tough criticisms from national and foreign banks, as well as by the credit rating agency Fitch Ratings, the same agency that had lowered the score of the petroleum business two weeks prior.

The government of the Dominican Republic has launched a scholarship program, República Digital, to prepare the nation’s youth to navigate the technology of the future.

Expanding capacities of Chile’s copper producing sector are helping reaffirm Chile’s place as leader of global copper production.

The inflationary process that triggered the run on the debt deteriorated the purchasing power of salaries by 13%.

Agriculture is a key economic sector across Latin America and Peru is seeking to expand its agricultural offerings with cherries.

Raw Co is the first restaurant in Costa Rica that offers drinks and dishes completely made with products that are “gluten free, preservative free, lactose free and for the most part, based on plants.”

The French bus company Alstom is preparing for business with Chile’s main public transportation company Transantiago.

Panama is working hard to strengthen regulation that would discourage its citizens from engaging in money laundering and tax evasion.

Economists project a bleak outlook on the 2019 market for consumers in Argentina.

According to consultancy firm KPMG, Mexico is still far from having autonomous vehicles, primarily due to issues with infrastructure and legislation.