“Operation Turtle” locked up the city streets of Bogotá during the morning rush hour.  

Industrialists from Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico say that they want agreements and alliances that will allow them to settle with Cuba as a productive economic bloc and thus increase the flow of imports and exports among the three countries.

The retail company Lojas Americanas saw profits shrink more than 40% in 2015.

Mining conflicts generated losses of US $ 6.200 billion, according to Prima AFP, a manager of private pension funds.

The first Costa Rican satellite prepares to be launched into space, but the project needs $75,000 to get off the ground.

While almost a third of women receive money for their retirement, 40% of men make contributions to their pensions, according to a survey by Amafore. 

The Magdalena River’s capacity for cargo could rise to 2.5 million tons despite the lowest levels ever recorded. 

A study reveals that despite low mineral prices in 2015, Peru has maintained sound macroeconomic fundamentals.

TEC, Ucimed and Fidélitas all have announced projects to improve their central facilities in Costa Rica.

Uruguay’s informal economy dropped 17 percentage points over the last decade according to a study by ECLAC.