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.

For the 13th consecutive month, the demand for domestic flights in Brazil decreased 5,7% in August when compared to the same period in 2015.

A recent report by UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) found that the region’s taxes are being evaded by about US $340 billion.

Freddo, Grido and Chungo explain the changes they had to make when they decided to open up shop in other countries.

Trade unionists met with leaders of the Catholic Church and the Peronista Party to discuss progress on a common agenda to address unemployment.

Worldwide the consumption of organic food products has increased by 34.4% over five years, reaching 6.8 million tons sold in 2015, worth more of $34 million dollars. Costa Rica has followed this growth trend in the marketing of such foods.

Raw materials opened 2016 strongly; however, they will be much weaker by the start of 2017.

The government’s negotiating team met with entrepreneurs from the private sector at the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá on September 15th to discuss their role in the post-conflict economy.

According to a new report from the United Nation’s Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECCLAC), internet access in the region has almost doubled in the past 5 years, but more than half of the households have yet to install a permanent connection.