In the past year, 45,000 Buenos Aires residents went out to look for work and only 27,000 people found it, leaving 18,000 unemployed.

The World Health Organization reports that depression is the second largest cause for professionals to be fired from or leave their respective jobs and careers worldwide.

In Córdoba, Argentina, major flooding has caused disaster.

Peru celebrates Potato Day, as the Andean country is once again the top producer in Latin America.

Nicaragua is attempting to improve productivity in its agricultural sector after facing a steady economic decline for over forty years.

New Zealand and Paraguay have recently discovered shared industry challenges.

Being able to respect certain norms seems like a logical thing to do, but the reality can be different.

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation of Peru (Minagri), the recently approved transfer of shares from the Odebrecht group in the Olmos-Tinajones project strengthens the future sustainability of the project.

Are things finally starting to look up for the Dominican Republic?

Recently, the economy in the Mexican state of Querétaro has moved away from hardware and plastic components and made its way towards more diverse and creative industries such as design, software development, and animation.