The lack of investment in the energy sector is the cause for rationing, experts say.

Sales at shopping centers registered an increase of 15% in 2015, the highest in the last three years in Colombia.

Colombia’s infrastructure and economic stability are two of the factors that helped the South American country rise in the American Competitiveness Ranking, produced by Aden Business School.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimated that the economy of Latin America and the Caribbean will contract by 0.5% in 2016.

In recent months, the situation in Venezuela has deteriorated further because of a crisis in the energy sector, resulting from the lack of infrastructure and falling oil prices, said the IMF.

The death toll rose to 28 from the explosion at Mexichem in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz on Wednesday, April 20.

Spice production in Purita Industries begins with a pruning field near the workshop and continues in a room where an industrial dryer, designed by a mechanical engineer and collaboratively built, dehydrates 90 kilos of plants in 24 hours.

The government’s relationship with some of the most influential players in global finance drew attention after a gushing profile written by “vulture” fund boss Paul Singer praising President Mauricio Macri. 

JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup and HSBC fund debt that will go to the “Vulture Funds,” while the IMF returns as well.

Some of the best-selling cars in Latin America do not meet the recommended safety standards and manufacturers market their least safe versions in the region, according to the New Car Assessment Program for America and the Caribbean (Latin NCAP).