Economists backtracked on previous predictions for a turnaround in Brazil’s economy. 

Coffee production continues on an upward trend, positively impacting the economy and creating jobs for the Central American nation.  La Prensa of Honduras reported that coffee accounts for 10% of Honduras’ GDP, and 38% of its agricultural GDP.  It generated 1 billion dollars during the 2014-15 harvest, 25% of the nation’s total export earnings.  64%

With the demand for blueberries not decreasing and the harvest not increasing, it seems the supply will have to come from somewhere other than Chile. 

A combination of environmental factors and the mismanagement of bovine mating practices could spell trouble for around half of Paraguay’s cattle herds this year. 

New safety regulations laid out by the city government in Guayaquil are complicating the ability to stay in business for the local butchers. 

The reforms implemented by the present federal administration and the economic boom in the railroad industry will allow the sector to see continued growth in the next 15 years.

Bogotá can be proud that in the first Social Progress Index, 15 of 19 locations citywide scored above 80 in the category of meeting basic needs.

After Mauricio Macri assumes the presidency on December 10, the new government will reorganize the secretaries of the Ministry of Agriculture and will focus on agribusiness.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recommended that for better government it is necessary to implement what they call multi-level governance, which consists of a system of good governance among central, regional and local governments.

The terse press release in which Costa Rica announced the closure of 29 Burger King (BK) locations in Costa Rica and 12 in Panama in October, did not reveal the history of mistrust, errors and conflicts between the parties of a failed joint venture that had been created to stabilize a bad financial operation, and