With growing demand for energy and skyrocketing prices, the Aysén region of Chile had hoped to use its water supply as an alternative energy source.

The Solidarity Center for the Development of Women (Ce-Mujer) plans to implement a year-long project to empower women in the Dominican Republic’s workforce.

Mexican beer-maker and distributor Grupo Modelo will invest 14 billion pesos next year to increase its production capacity.

Author and Sociologist Ruy Braga examines the condition of urban workers in the global South during the rise of neoliberal globalization in his new book, “A rebeldia do precariado” (The Rebellion of the Precarious).

As times change for Paraguayan shoppers, their needs and opinions change simultaneously. Therefore, the fashion-related industries are being tested for their ability to adapt to various changes.

Coca Cola has invested a total US$500 million in regional economies in Argentina by buying nearly 400,000 tons of prime materials from 14 different provinces.

Beer consumption in Costa Rica has climbed 47%, driving the country’s production and import industry.

The World Bank is working with the Nicaraguan government in creating a plan that will appropriate 80 million dollars a year to Nicaragua. The funds from the World Bank are intended to help improve the Nicaraguan economy and standard of living.

While in the past ten years, the price of products rose 53%, this is not enough to pay for the 209% increase in labor costs.

Only 8% of Costa Rican universities and their accompanying degrees are accredited by the Sistema Nacional de Acreditación de la Educación Superior (Sinaes), making those professional graduates with legitimate certified degrees a minority within Costa Rica, according to the Estado de la Educación.