Growers and farmers have decided to stop waiting on overdue government projects in Honduras. They have put technology and innovation at the forefront of their trade with great success.

Hangover is one of the words that define Rio de Janeiro in its’ Post-Olympic state. Bankrupt after years of billion dollar exemptions to private capital, the state now delays workers’ salaries and abandons essential public equipment and projects.

Sustainability reports have become a tool of great value to companies seeking to be more efficient in their economic growth.

Santiago Peña referred to the four-year administration of President Horacio Cartes during an interview with Radio 970 AM, saying: “For the first time in history, our country has not been swept by the regional crisis.

While Costa Rica is a small country in terms of surface area, its pharmaceutical industry is proving very large as pharmaceutical companies put forth plans to expand operations in the Central American nation.

Over the next five years, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will invest 20 million USD in a project aimed at spurring economic activity and cooperation between El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala.

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) reports that foreign investment in Latin America and the Caribbean will fall an entire 5% in 2017.

Peruvians may soon have the chance to visit Europe at bargain prices.

Peru’s leading trade event for Amazon rainforest produce, Expo Amazónica, will bring together around 40 national and international buyers and 70 Peruvian exporters to discuss the future of Peruvian products in the global market.

Trade between South American countries is becoming increasingly regulated and efficient.