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Cuba’s last two sugar harvests were the worst in the country’s history and raised concerns about the sugar industry.

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On Thursday, June 16, the International Day of Family Remittances was commemorated.

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Petrobras underwent a new change in leadership on Monday, June 20, increasing anxieties about unfavorable price policies in Brazil’s state-owned oil company.

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Inflation in Argentina has increased steadily over the past year and appears to be out of the government’s control. Several worrying consequences of this are increased food insecurity and poverty.

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Companies in the plastics, textiles, and food sectors have reported shortages.

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At the opening of the 5th Brazil Investment Forum (BIF 2022), Brazilian Minister of the Economy Paulo Guedes repeated his defense of the privatization of state-owned companies and insisted that Brazil represented one of the best destinations for private investment.

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Since June 9, 2021, when El Salvador approved a law to make Bitcoin legal tender, the government has purchased 2,301 Bitcoins, worth over 200 million USD.

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Santo Domingo’s government gave RD$7 million to the La Ceiba Corn Producers Cooperative through the Special Fund for Agricultural Development (FEDA).

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During the International Convention of the Association of Prospectors and Developers of Canada, Colombia’s National Mining Agency (NMA) officially launched a mining round to allocate new areas for gold production in Antioquia.

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With rising prices and slowing economic growth, Honduras is in danger of falling victim to the combination of stagnation and inflation that the country experienced in the 1980’s.

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