The recent separation of Navent, which was association between Zonajobs, the biggest job search portal in Argentina, and Zonapror, a leading real estate company, led the recruiting company to reassess itself and become Jobint.

Starting in December 2022, internet companies in Peru must guarantee users 70% of the speed contracted. The biggest providers, Movistar, Entel, and Claro, are yet to specify how and if they will be able to adapt to this new standard.

In addition to foie gras, the Senate Environment Committee decided to outlaw other foods that require the “force-feeding” of animals during production on Wednesday, May 11.

A report by the Asociación de Bancos Argentinos (Abeda) found that the Argentine economy remains reliant on paper money with forms of digital payment remaining relatively rare.

What seemed impossible just a few years ago today is now gaining ground as oil companies like SierraCol, Frontera Energy, and GeoPark are developing their first solar parks in the eastern plains of the country.

The policies and stances implemented during Jair Bolsonaro’s presidency in Brazil has allowed the country’s economy to worsen significantly in comparison to its peers.

The promoters of large construction projects in Guayaquil, Ecuador, agreed that the city is in a great place when it comes to the development of new projects.

El Salvador has to pay bonds valued at 800 million US dollars.

The biggest concern was linked to salary and loss of purchasing power, and many Argentines blame the current administration.

According to Spain’s Minister for Commerce, Xiana Méndez, Paraguay has “great potential” in becoming an international base for Spanish companies in a range of fields.