Falling industrial activity in construction and manufacturing is resulting in significant losses.

A report indicates that sectors outside of agriculture are still struggling in Santa Fe, Córdoba, and Entre Ríos.

2015 saw a decrease of 9.1% in foreign direct investment (FDI) in Latin America.

Paraguay is extending its influence in the region in the area of aviation service.  Aero Centro has become the first Paraguayan aeronautical company to be authorized to conduct business in Argentina.

Brazil’s IPCA, its largest price index, has already exceeded its 10 percent ceiling and is expected to be under upward pressure for the rest of 2016.

The robots will demonstrate their handiness in completing household tasks.

The World Bank has revised its previous estimate of a 1.2% fall in the Argentinian economy this year to a contraction of 0.5%. 

The former Bolivian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gustavo Fernández, offers his analysis of what lies ahead for the countries of the South American continent.

Chile has so much electricity from it numerous solar panel fields that it is now giving it away for free. Although this sounds great for consumers, the situation brings some difficulty to the very companies that financed these solar panels in the first place because they are now struggling to make any profit.

The Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) acknowledges the existence of small and medium companies as a “complementary” part of the economy.