In Argentina, the external debt of private companies reached a record level of 86 billion dollars in the third quarter of 2019.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a wave of rhetoric about trusting in science to find a cure. However, “trusting in science” involves much more than simply being patient while waiting for a vaccine.

The mayor of Cuenca, Pedro Palacios, has indicated that he is in favor of conserving water sources in response to the promotion of metal mining withdrawals in water recharge areas.

Tegucigalpa has experienced quite unusual weather that has not crossed its path in years, which has affected its agricultural sector tremendously.

Latin American countries bordering Argentina used to be the destination for vacations because of the cheaper prices, but now Argentina is that destination.

Ten years ago, Venezuela’s oil revenue totaled about 90 billion dollars annually, but this year, it is expected to only reach around 2.3 billion dollars.

After two days of intense discussions, the City Council of Bogotá approved the economic reactivation plan presented by Mayor Claudia López and the Internal Revenue and Economic Development secretaries.

In a nation such as Brazil, one that has undergone many economic challenges and suffers from inequalities, public servants and officials have some of the world’s highest salaries.

The Ministry of Business and Industries (Mici) and the Technological University of Panama (UTP) recently signed an agreement to further develop programs in engineering and other technical areas that, in the long run, will provide a larger specialized workforce for businesses that wish to establish themselves in Panama.

Opinions clash as Honduras makes its next step in dealing with the pandemic and the economy.