Eric Farnsworth, Vice President of the Council of the Americas is set to visit Guatemala on September 23 to lead a conference for private sector businesses in the Central American country.

Volkswagen has declared that they will be releasing a redesigned version of the Polo car model to be manufactured in Brazil.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: An unknown phenomenon has begun to afflict the shrimp in Honduras’s southern zone causing them to constantly shed their exoskeletons which have caused production costs to skyrocket.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: The Mexican automotive industry experienced an increase in means of production, sales, and exportations throughout 2022, and this was extremely apparent in August.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: While Cuba faces a famine, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero has his focus on bringing revenue into tourism rather than focusing on the needs of his citizens.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: Costa Rica’s Chamber of Info-communication and Technology (Infocom) has praised the country’s government for taking a “step in the right direction” towards implementing 5G technology.

The “tierras raras,” or rare earth elements, in the Dominican Republic’s southwestern province of Pedernales, will be investigated by the Dominican government and the United States Department of State to determine their ability to be commercialized.

Recent regulations in Panama surrounding the legalization of medical cannabis have caught the attention of both patients and entrepreneurs in the country.

Brazil’s second largest biome after the Amazon rainforest, the Cerrado, is living through a “dramatic” point in time, according to biologist and researcher Reuber Brandão. Intensive deforestation and the strength of agrobusiness, particularly the mammoth soy industry, are highlighted as severely harming the Cerrado.

Originally planned to start in 2022, the transmission line responsible for the transition to wind energy in Colombia will not begin to operate until April of 2024 due to project delays.