As the country continues to swing towards the right politically, Argentina aspires for new ways to embrace the free market.

As Colombia’s economy continues to diversify and expand into the realm of the world wide web, more and more Colombian citizens find themselves making their purchases electronically. 

According to Lisa Schineller, a Senior Analyst for Standard & Poor risk agency, Brazil still needs to make considerable amounts of progress in order to regain its high investment grade from several years ago.

The global manufacturer of appliances KitchenAid has chosen Guatemala’s Café Graft to introduce to the region its new line of coffee machines.

The International Monetary Fund adjusted its forecast on October 4th, stating that economic contraction in Latin America and the Caribbean will be more severe than expected in the latter half of 2016.

According a study entitled “Tendencias Digitales,” recently released by a consortium of businesses based in Paraguay called Activación Digital, half the population of the South American nation is currently connected to the internet.

The sector has invested about 33 million dollars in Mexico in the past 15 years; 75% of which has come from the United States and the rest from Europe. 

A report completed by Austral University covering Santa Fe, Córdoba and Entre Ríos found that there was an annual decline between January and July of 10.7% in the supermarket sales in the region.

After four years of shrinking, the trade of the Zona Libre de Colón (ZLC) seems to have hit rock bottom.

The Uruguayan government wants the forestry industry to move past cellulose factories, and install paper mills as well.