Issue Jan 18-24 2023: Cuba has created a Center of Economic Transformation, criticized for seeking Russian control over the Cuban economy.

Issue Jan 18-24 2023: “A lot of discipline and a lot of political order” was Economy Minister Sergio Massa’s prediction for Argentina’s future.

Issue Jan 18-24 2023: The Costa Rican Union for Chambers and Associations in the Private Business Sector (Uccaep) has asked the country’s executive and legislative powers to “prioritize the discussion and approval” of laws that will reactivate the economy.

Issue Jan 11-17 2023: In 2021, Shaun Overton, a software developer from Texas, got the opportunity to work in a significant project for the government of El Salvador, the Chivo Wallet, a state-created bitcoin wallet. What he did not know at first was that the said project was actually a labyrinth of trouble.

Issue Jan 11-17 2023: In 2021 and 2022, Latin America saw employment grow by 6.4% and 4.9% respectively.

Issue Jan 11-17 2023: The U.S. Department of Energy reported that Mexico can generate 35% clean energy by 2024 and can become a powerhouse for low-cost renewable energy, rendering economic benefits, greater energy reliability, and reduction in pollution.

Issue Jan 11-17 2023: Attempting to reposition Brazil on the international stage, Ministers Fernando Haddad and Marina Silva will attend the World Economic Forum to present Brazil’s sustainable economic plan.

Issue Jan 01-10 2023: The United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has released the International Trade Outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean report of 2022, analyzing the past, present, and future economic circumstances of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Issue Jan 01-10 2023: On January 5, the multinational BSBIOS acquired the Complejo Industrial La Paloma, situated in Canindeyú, Paraguay, to continue investing in the growth and production of raw materials and biofuels in the country.

Issue Jan 01-10 2023: According to the quarterly economy analysis and projection from the Institute of Investigations in Economic Sciences (IICE) at the University of Costa Rica (UCR), interest rates in Costa Rica will remain high in 2023 after a year of less economic growth than had been predicted.