Issue Dec 01-31 2022: The Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology, Inbio, will specifically further agricultural research focused on improving the applications of rustic and productive technologies.

Issue Nov 16-30 2022: A delegation from Argentina’s Ministry of Economy traveled to Washington D.C. for a week of technical meetings to discuss the final International Monetary Fund (IMF) disbursement of US$5.9 billion.

Issue Nov 16-30 2022: Honduran producers predict a shortage of basic grains in 2023 due to immense rain, high cost of input, and low marketing prices.

Issue Nov 16-30 2022: Colombia and the Caribbean along with other Latin American countries have recently seen an increased stream of foreign investments reported by the Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC).

Issue Nov 09-15 2022: In early November, President Gabriel Boric announced, on national television, details regarding the provisional pension reform project that he will present to Congress.

Issue Nov 09-15 2022: The CEO of Argentine conglomerate Techint, Paolo Rocca, stated that Argentina will eventually return to a normal economy after the many challenges stemming from the disrupted global energy chain.

Issue Nov 09-15 2022: The Central Bank, in partnership with the National Federation of Associations of Central Bank Employees (Fenasbac) has been evaluating cases of the use of digital currency, as well as its technological feasibility.

Issue Nov 09-15 2022: The Fideicomiso de Pro-Pedernales, with support from the Public-Private Partnerships Agency (DGAPP), organized a formal meeting with all national and foreign juridical persons to participate in a competitive process of selecting a strategic partner.

Issue Nov 02-08 2022: Peru has proposed new housing finance policies as a social program to help low-income citizens obtain affordable housing loans.

Issue Nov 02-08 2022: The Worker’s Party (PT) under Brazil’s president elect, Luíz Inácio “Lula” da Silva, has “gained traction” with its budget proposal that would see “extraordinary credit” released to areas considered as “emergency” sectors, all without exceeding the spending cap.