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.

In recent years, Brazilian households have seen exponential growth in digital connectivity and daily internet use, and nearly all of it is due to mobile phones.

In Colombia, market analysts have been busy shuffling economic projections for the 2017-2018 fiscal year, noting the lack of economic growth nationwide.

The term “Digital agriculture” may seem like an oxymoron, but it is predicted to serve the interests of Mexican farmers and rapidly increase production.

Members of family businesses gathered to share the successes and pitfalls of their business experiences.

Financial indexes play an important role in promoting investment in countries around the world.

The Catholic University of Itapúa organized a debate about growth, investment, poverty, and public policy.

Latin America, with its massive swaths of fertile land, boasts extraordinary agricultural potential. However, due to technological disparities, the Latin American world only produces somewhere between 11% and 16% of the world’s food supply.